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CRTD is an acronym for Common-Rail Turbo-Diesel and is used to designate the fuel injection and aspiration system of a Diesel engine.
GSi is a term used by Hyundai to designate the full-trim model of a car . For example Hyundai Getz GSi refers to the fully loaded version of the Getz. In some countries, GSi refers to the second full-trim model where CDX refers to the top-trim model.
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