The New Brezza AT is a 4 speed torque converter. So, how good it is to drive on hill areas?

The Brezza automatic prefers to be within the confines of the city rather than be out exploring. The 4-speed automatic is old enough to be finishing school, but it isn’t as undesirable as you’d think. For city usage, you’d have no complaints with the gearbox. It’s smooth, going up and down the gears without letting you know. If we talk about its performance at hilly terrains, it will do the job but it is't recommended to drive it in such conditions on regular basic. Also, do note that there’s no dedicated Sports or Manual mode, or even paddle shifters. You can force it to stay in lower gears by using the L, 2 or O/D off (prevents the gearbox from engaging fourth) modes, though. Do take a test drive for better clarity. Check out authorised dealership details.