Hyundai Creta

About Hyundai Creta

Glamour, features, innovation: the new Hyundai Creta just got 2024 right with its biggest revelation. From competitive pricing to many innovative features, with the arrival of facelift, the wait is finally over. The revised SUV's front and rear profiles are evident in the facelift, displaying several design aspects. 

The wide and upright grille with a front camera, the split LED headlamp system, the silver faux skid plates, the reworked bumper with an ADAS radar sensor, and the full-width LED light bar that doubles as DRLs are a few of the exterior features. Nothing much has changed in the side profile other than the chic new alloy wheels. Moving over to the back, large skid plates are hidden inside the modified bumper, and recently installed LED tail lamps resemble the front DRL.

Hyundai Creta Highlights 

Here are some of the key aspects to know about: 

• Hyundai Creta Price: The Hyundai Creta Facelift price starts at ₹12.88 L and goes up to ₹23.72 L (on-road Delhi).

• Launch Date: The latest 2024 Hyundai Creta Facelift model was launched in India on 16 January 2024.

• Configurations: The latest Hyundai Creta Facelift comes in 7 broad variants. These include E, EX, S, S(O), SX, SX Tech, and SX(O). Each of these variants comes with a diesel or petrol engine, giving you the flexibility to choose according to your preference.

What is the Ex-Showroom Price of the Hyundai Creta 

As far as the ex-showroom price of the new Hyundai Creta is concerned, the base petrol variant will cost you ₹11 lakhs, and the base diesel variant is priced at ₹12.56 lakhs (ex-showroom price in Delhi). On the other hand, the top-end petrol variant comes with a price tag of ₹20.15 lakhs, while the diesel variant is worth ₹20.20 lakhs. (ex-showroom price in Delhi).

What is the On-Road Price of the Hyundai Creta 

The Hyundai Creta on-road price for the base petrol model is ₹12.88 lakhs, while the diesel base variant is worth ₹14.99 lakhs (on-road price in Delhi). However, the top-end petrol variant costs ₹23.22 lakhs, while the diesel top-end variant is worth ₹23.72 lakhs (on-road price in Delhi).

Hyundai Creta Models and Price

From prices of the base to the top variant, learn how much the Hyundai Creta Facelift model prices are in this section:

• Base Model Price: The Creta petrol base model costs ₹12.88 (on-road price in Delhi). However, the base model costs ₹14.99 lakhs (on-road price in Delhi).

• Top Model Price: The top petrol model costs ₹23.22 lakhs (on-road price in Delhi). However, the top diesel variant costs ₹23.72 lakhs (on-road price in Delhi). 

• Automatic Model Price: The automatic petrol variant price ranges from ₹18.47 lakhs to ₹23.22 lakhs. Meanwhile, there are only two diesel automatic variants, and their prices are ₹20.71 lakhs and ₹23.72 lakhs, respectively (on-road price in Delhi). 

Hyundai Creta Price In India

The Hyundai Creta Facelift 2024 prices vary from one city to another. So, here's an overview of them all:

• Hyundai Creta Price in Bangalore

• Hyundai Creta Price in Chennai

• Hyundai Creta Price in Delhi

• Hyundai Creta Price in Faridabad

• Hyundai Creta Price in Ghaziabad

• Hyundai Creta Price in Gurgaon

• Hyundai Creta Price in Hyderabad

• Hyundai Creta Price in Mumbai

• Hyundai Creta Price in Noida

• Hyundai Creta Price in Pune

• Hyundai Creta Price in Ahmedabad

Hyundai Creta: Quick Review

In this section, uncover the exterior, interior, performance, features, and safety of the latest Hyundai Creta Facelift 2024.

Exterior Design

Hyundai completely redesigned the Creta's exterior. Apart from a side perspective, it is completely unlike the previous model. With a redesigned rectangular grille with three horizontal slats and a full-width LED DRL strip that terminates with inverted L-shaped features at the edges, the updated SUV has an entirely new face that is more boxy and upright. 

The main LED headlamp cluster is now revamped with the reworked bumper into a rectangular split quad-beam headlight arrangement stacked vertically. The silver trim above the windows makes the side profile easily identifiable as a Creta. Hyundai has decided to stick with the original tyre size. On the top-tier model, though, the 17-inch alloy wheels feature a fresh style. 

Most people would be pleased to see that the contentious design has been altered to one that is aesthetically attractive to most people from behind. The focal point is a sizable connected tail lamp with thin sequential indications. Strangely, the bumper has one centre reverse lamp positioned very low. This can be difficult to see in parking lots and malls. 

Interior and Features

The interior of the Creta is still decorated in two tones, but the dashboard has been updated and appears to have been influenced by the Hyundai Ioniq 5. The twin 10.25-inch linked screens, which are probably the same as those on the Kia Seltos, significantly improve the modern quotient. Ambient lighting is located in a recess beneath the black piano panel that houses the side AC vent on the front passenger side of the dashboard. 

The updated centre console retains its integration of the HVAC controls, which appear to be a touch-enabled screen while featuring revised central air conditioning vents. A fully digital instrument cluster with programmable views, information on ADAS, and even turn-by-turn navigation is among the amenities that the Creta now boasts. There are a few exclusive features, such as adjustable driver seats and wireless charging pads. In addition to these, there are also ventilated seats in the front. 

The cabin is much more upscale than the previous models, although it was also good on those models. That would have added a premium feel. The new model has a panoramic sunroof, heated front seats, and amazing sound systems. In addition to many other features, this latest version will come with a 360-degree camera and dual-zone climate control.

Hyundai Creta Engine and Transmission

Engine CC (Capacity)

The new model has three different engine options. 

• The first is a 1.5-litre CRDi diesel engine that produces 114 horsepower and 250 nm of torque. 

• The next is a 1.5-litre turbo GDi petrol engine that grants 158 horsepower and 253 nm torque.

• The last is a 1.5-litre MPi petrol engine, which produces 113 horsepower and 144 nm of torque.

Transmission

The new Hyundai Creta has numerous transmission options, including a six-speed manual, seven-speed DCT (dual-clutch transmission), six-speed automatic, and the IVT transmission with the petrol engine.

Performance

In terms of performance, the new Hyundai Creta leaves no stone unturned. The 1.5-litre MPi petrol engine offers a maximum power of 113.18 BHP @ 6300 and a maximum torque of 143.8 Nm @ 4500 rpm. Then comes the 1.5-litre U2 CRDi diesel engine with a maximum power of 113.98 BHP @ 4000 rpm and a maximum torque of 250 Nm @ 1500-2750 rpm. Lastly, the 1.5-litre Turbo GDi petrol engine delivers a maximum power of 157.57 BHP @ 5500 rpm and a maximum torque of 253 Nm @ 1500-3500 rpm.      

Top Speed 

There is no official claim or notification from Hyundai about the new Hyundai Creta's top-speed potential. However, a closer look at this SUV's dimensions and engine specs helps clarify things. Given this consideration, it is fair to conclude that the SUV can reach a top speed of 190 km/h to even 200 km/h.  

Mileage

The Hyundai Creta Diesel's stated ARAI mileage is 21.8 km/l. The petrol-powered model's is 17.4 km/l, and the diesel automatic version's is 19.1 km/l. The petrol model's fuel efficiency is 18.4 km/l.

Ground Clearance

The redesigned model shares the exact dimensions as the outgoing model, except for a 30 mm length increase. The new bumpers have extended the length by 30 mm on paper, but the total width, height, wheelbase, and front/rear tracks remain the same. The ground clearance also remains the same at 190mm.

Boot Space

The boot space stays the same at 433 litres. This boot is broad and shallow. Carrying several tiny trolley bags is better than holding one large one. With some room left over for a backpack, we could fit two cabin trolley bags and a medium-sized bag inside. 

Alternatively, this boot easily accommodates four cabin trolley bags. There is a 60:40 split feature in case you need to bring along additional luggage. 

Dimensions

Following are the essential measurements of the new model.

• Width: 1,790 mm

• Length: 4,330 mm

• Height: 1635 mm

The wheelbase has been kept the same as its previous generation, which is 2,610 mm.

Colours

Like the previous version, the latest Hyundai Creta Facelift comes in seven colour variations, including:

• Atlas White 

• Ranger Khaki 

• Titan Grey 

• Abyss Black

• Fiery Red 

• Robust Emerald Pearl

• Dual-tone options — Abyss Black roof and Atlas White.

Variants 

In terms of variants, the new Hyundai Creta comes in 7 broad variants, and each of these variants is available with either a petrol or diesel engine, depending on your preferences. So, let’s check out the breakdown of these variants:

• E: This is the base variant of the new Hyundai Creta, available in petrol and diesel options. 

• EX: This variant is an upgrade from the base variant with more added features and specifications.  

• S: The new Hyundai Creta S is only available with a manual transmission, but it shares many standard features with other variants.  

• S(O): This is a popular choice among Creta lovers since this is the lowest variant that allows you to opt for the new Knight variant.  

• SX: This is the start towards the top-end variants of the new Hyundai Creta, which comes with features that are not always available in the lower variants.     

• SX Tech: This is the second-highest variant of the new Hyundai Creta, and you also get ADAS safety features.  

• SX(O): This is the final and priciest variant, where you can get the car in the new Knight version with all the latest and advanced features. 

As you can see, the new Hyundai Creta has an extensive selection of variants, giving everyone the flexibility to choose according to their preferences. Each of these variants has petrol or diesel engine options, while the other features remain mostly unchanged. The SX(O) is also available with all transmission options, but that is not the case with other variants.        

That said, let’s check out this new Hyundai Creta variant comparison table for a better idea:

Feature	E	EX	S	S(O)	SX	SX Tech	SX(O)
Airbags	6 airbags	6 airbags	6 airbags	6 airbags	6 airbags	6 airbags	6 airbags
LED Head Lamp	–	–	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
LED Tail Lamp	–	–	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
LED DRLs	–	–	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
Chrome Door Handle	–	–	–	–	✓	✓	✓
Electronic Stability Program	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
Multi-Drive Modes	–	–	–	Eco, Normal, and Sports	–	Eco, Normal, and Sports	Eco, Normal, and Sports
Steering Wheel	D-Cut steering wheel	D-Cut steering wheel	D-Cut steering wheel	D-Cut steering wheel	D-Cut steering wheel	D-Cut steering wheel	D-Cut steering wheel
Infotainment System	–	20.32 cm (8.0") touchscreen infotainment system	20.32 cm (8.0") touchscreen infotainment system	20.32 cm (8.0") touchscreen infotainment system	26.03 cm (10.25") HD audio video navigation system	26.03 cm (10.25") HD audio video navigation system	26.03 cm (10.25") HD audio video navigation system
Speakers	–	–	–	–	–	Bose premium sound eight-speaker system with front central speaker & sub-woofer	Bose premium sound 8-speaker system with front central speaker & sub-woofer
Wheels	R16 (D=405.6 mm) Steel wheel with wheel cover	R16 (D=405.6 mm) Steel wheel with wheel cover	R16 (D=405.6 mm) Dual tone styled steel wheel	R17 (D=436.6 mm) Black alloys	R17 (D=436.6 mm) Diamond cut alloys	R17 (D=436.6 mm) Diamond cut alloys	R17 (D=436.6 mm) Diamond cut alloys
Sunroof	–	–	–	Smart Panoramic sunroof	Voice-enabled smart panoramic sunroof	Voice-enabled smart panoramic sunroof	Voice-enabled smart panoramic sunroof
Climate Control	Manual	Manual	Manual	Dual-zone automatic temperature control (DATC)	Dual-zone automatic temperature control (DATC)	Dual-zone automatic temperature control (DATC)	Dual-zone automatic temperature control (DATC)
Instrument Cluster	Digital cluster with colour TFT MID	Digital cluster with colour TFT MID	Digital cluster with colour TFT MID	Digital cluster with colour TFT MID	Digital cluster with colour TFT MID	Digital cluster with colour TFT MID	26.03 cm (10.25") Multi-display digital cluster
Wireless Charging	–	–	–	–	✓	✓	✓
Powered Driver Seat	Manual	Manual	Manual	Manual	Manual	Manual	Electric 8 way
Ventilated Front Seats	–	–	–	–	–	–	✓
ADAS Features	–	–	–	–	–	✓	✓
Connected Car Technology	–	–	–	–	Hyundai Bluelink	Hyundai Bluelink	Hyundai Bluelink

 

Note: This table provides a general overview; some features may differ by model year. Please refer to the new Hyundai Creta’s official website and product brochure for up-to-date information.

Which is the Most Value-for-Money Variant?

Of all the seven variants the new Hyundai Creta offers, the SX variant seems to strike the right balance between practicality and premiumness. While this variant lacks a few advanced features like ADAS and front-row ventilated seats, it still offers great value for money.  That said, let’s take a look at the logic behind arriving at this conclusion:

Features 

Regarding the features of the new Hyundai Creta SX variant, the SUV has most of the latest features, which are not easily available in lower variants. Of course, there are some premium features that you will only get with the SX Tech or SX(O) variants, but they also charge you a lot for that added convenience. Besides, given this variant's existing features, you will unlikely recognise a difference.

Safety

There is no room for complaints regarding the safety features of the new Hyundai Creta. You will get most of these features except for a few premium ones, like front parking sensors. But this will rarely make any difference for an experienced driver who understands distances better than sensors. 

Powertrain Options

The new Hyundai Creta SX variant has a single powertrain option: the 1.5-litre MPi petrol engine with only a manual transmission. While this might not bode well with some people’s preferences regarding value for money, it is the best you can get. Besides, it is worth sticking to those manual sticks before all combustion engines go bust and electric motors replace them. 

Price Point 

As mentioned, the new Hyundai Creta SX variant only has a single petrol engine option with a manual transmission. Considering that, the variant’s price tag is quite affordable at just ₹17.83 lakhs (on-road price in Delhi). This is a fair price, considering you are getting a powerful engine with some of the most advanced features and specifications.             

Safety

Hyundai states that the Creta has undergone structural modifications. This includes using more high-strength and advanced high-strength steel in the car's body. Additionally, reinforcements are made at critical locations. We expect great things from the upgraded model, especially because the Verna received a perfect five stars in the Global NCAP. 

Numerous safety features are included as standard equipment on all Creta models. This comprises:

• ABS With EBD

• Vehicle Stability Control

• 6 Airbags

• Hill Start Assist

• Electronic Stability Control

• Rear Disc Brakes

• Tyre Pressure Monitoring System

• ISOFIX Child seat Mounts

Hyundai Creta vs Rivals

Hyundai has brought more than innovation and sleek design this time with the new model. The new model will surely keep on its class with not only its features but also its pricing. But even so, this is not the lone SUV in the market, and some worthy competitors are on its list. So, let’s compare the new Hyundai Creta with some of its most worthy rivals.

Hyundai Creta vs Toyota Urban Cruiser: Which is Better?

Check out the comparison table between the Hyundai Creta and Toyota Urban Cruiser Taisor :

Feature	Hyundai Creta	Toyota Urban Cruiser Taisor
Airbags	6 airbags	6 airbags
Dimension (L x W x H)	4330 x 1790 x 1635 mm	3995 x 1765 x 1550 mm
Wheelbase	2610 mm	2520 mm
Infotainment System	26.03 cm (10.25") HD audio video navigation system	Smartplay Cast touchscreen infotainment system
Smartphone Connectivity	Apple Car Play and Android Auto	Apple Car Play and Android Auto
Digital Instrument Cluster	26.03 cm (10.25") Multi-display digital cluster	Multi-Information Display (TFT Color)
Drive Modes	Eco, Sports, and Normal	Manual
Wireless Charging	Yes	Yes
Suspension (Front)	McPherson strut with coil spring	MacPherson Strut
Suspension (Rear)	Coupled torsion beam axle	Torsion Beam
Engine Options	1.5-litre Turbo GDi petrol, 1.5-litre MPi petrol, and 1.5-litres U2 CRDi diesel	1.2L K-Series Dual Jet, Dual VVT, 1.2L K-Series Dual Jet, Dual VVT, and 1.0L K-Series Turbo
Fuel Type	Petrol and Diesel	Petrol and CNG
Transmission Options	MT, AT, IVT, and DCT	5-speed MT, 5-speed AMT, and 6-speed AT
Comfort Features	Panoramic sunroof and dual-zone automatic temperature control (DATC)	Paddle shifters and rear AC vents
Connected Car Technology	Hyundai Bluelink	Toyota iCONNECT
Special Features	Glovebox cooling and cruise control	Automatic climate control and front centre armrest

 

Hyundai Creta vs Tata Harrier: Which is Better? 

Let’s compare the Hyundai Creta with Tata Harrier and find where they stand against each other:   

Feature	Hyundai Creta	Tata Harrier
Airbags	Six airbags	6/7 airbags
Dimension (L x W x H)	4330 x 1790 x 1635 mm	4605 x 1922 x 1718 mm
Wheelbase	2610 mm	2741 mm
Infotainment System	26.03 cm (10.25") HD audio video navigation system	31.24 cm HarmanTM Touchscreen Infotainment
Smartphone Connectivity	Apple Car Play and Android Auto	Apple Car Play and Android Auto
Digital Instrument Cluster	26.03 cm (10.25") Multi-display digital cluster	26.03 cm Digital Instrument Cluster
Drive Modes	Eco, Sports, and Normal	Eco, City, and Sports
Wireless Charging	Yes	Yes
Suspension (Front)	McPherson strut with coil spring	Independent, Lower Wishbone, McPherson Strut with Coil Spring & Anti Roll Bar
Suspension (Rear)	Coupled torsion beam axle	Semi-Independent Twist Blade with Panhard Rod & Coil Spring
Engine Options	1.5-litre Turbo GDi petrol, 1.5-litre MPi petrol, and 1.5-litres U2 CRDi diesel	Kryotec 2.0L BS6 Ph 2 Turbocharged Engine
Fuel Type	Petrol and Diesel	Diesel
Transmission Options	MT, AT, IVT, and DCT	6-speed manual and 6-speed automatic
Comfort Features	Panoramic sunroof and dual-zone automatic temperature control (DATC)	Hill descent control and front parking sensors
Connected Car Technology	Hyundai Bluelink	Connected Vehicle Technology with iRA 2.0
Special Features	Glovebox cooling and cruise control	Smart E-Shifter and auto-dimming IRVM

 

Hyundai Creta vs Kia Seltos: Which is Better?

Let's compare the new Hyundai Creta with the Kia Seltos to get a comprehensive idea of the differences: 

Feature	Hyundai Creta	Kia Seltos
Airbags	6 airbags	6 airbags
Dimension (L x W x H)	4330 x 1790 x 1635 mm	4365 x 1800 x 1645 mm
Wheelbase	2610 mm	2610 mm
Infotainment System	26.03 cm (10.25") HD audio video navigation system	26.03 cm (10.25”) HD Touchscreen Navigation
Smartphone Connectivity	Apple Car Play and Android Auto	Apple Car Play and Android Auto
Digital Instrument Cluster	26.03 cm (10.25") Multi-display digital cluster	Full Digital Cluster with 26.04 cm (10.25”) Color LCD MID
Drive Modes	Eco, Sports, and Normal	Eco, Normal Sports
Wireless Charging	Yes	Yes
Suspension (Front)	McPherson strut with coil spring	McPherson Strut with Coil Spring
Suspension (Rear)	Coupled torsion beam axle	Coupled Torsion Beam Axle (CTBA) with Coil Spring
Engine Options	1.5-litre Turbo GDi petrol, 1.5-litre MPi petrol, and 1.5-litres U2 CRDi diesel	Smartstream G1.5, Smartstream G1.5 T-GDi, and 1.5l CRDi VGT
Fuel Type	Petrol and Diesel	Petrol and Diesel
Transmission Options	MT, AT, IVT, and DCT	6MT, IVT, 6iMT, 7DCT, and 6AT
Comfort Features	Panoramic sunroof and dual-zone automatic temperature control (DATC)	Electric parking brake with auto-hold and 360-degree camera
Connected Car Technology	Hyundai Bluelink	Kia Connect with OTA Maps & System Update
Special Features	Glovebox cooling and cruise control	Rain sensing wipers and Smart Pure Air Purifier with Virus and Bacteria Protection

Hyundai Creta: Old vs New

Here's how the new facelifted Hyundai Creta is different from its older variants:

Exterior Design

The 2024 Creta facelift has been redesigned, particularly to the front. Compared to the older model, it has a more squared-off appearance. It has a full-width LED DRL with an inverted "L" shaped signature and a redesigned rectangular grille. In addition, a redesigned bumper with a thick skid plate that matches the overall boxy front contains the squared-out LED headlamps.

Interior Design

Hyundai has improved its interior design by a few steps. The new model’s design is completely out of the box, and sophistication is still in place. This latest model comes with advanced design additions. One of these additions is the dual-screen configuration for the infotainment system. Additionally, the cabin looks bigger and more elegant, thanks to the multicoloured design.

Features

Like all Hyundai vehicles, the 2017 Creta's equipment list has generated a lot of discussion. With amenities like dual-zone climate control, a two-step adjustable rear seat backrest, a 360-degree camera, and an extensive suite of connected car functions, Hyundai has added to the already lavishly equipped outgoing car. However, the camera-based ADAS suite on higher-spec vehicles must be the main talking point. 

Powertrain

The only notable change is that the new model's turbo-petrol powertrain will come from the Verna. Other than that, it is just as it was with 1.5-litre diesel and 1.5-litre MPi petrol engine options.

Pros and Cons 

Pros:

• Enhanced style and refined appearance

• Better quality and interior design

• Two 10.25" displays 

• Level 2 ADAS

• Panoramic sunroof 

Cons:

• Shallow boot spaces.

• Only one turbo engine version