A test mule of the upcoming next-generation Hyundai Creta has been spotted under full camouflage, revealing significantly larger overall dimensions and broader proportions.
Built on Hyundai's new K3 platform shared with the latest Kia Seltos, the upcoming SUV adopts a more commanding road presence. Key exterior visual elements previewed on the test vehicle include a prominent clamshell bonnet design, all-LED lighting assemblies, and large geometrically styled alloy wheels.
The interior spy video offers a clear view of a completely redesigned cabin dominated by a new dashboard architecture and steering wheel. A focal point of the revamped dashboard is a large central infotainment system paired with a slim horizontal digital instrument cluster, similar to some new BMW models.
The cabin adopts a dual-tone white and grey colour scheme extending across the dashboard, seat upholstery, door trims, and centre console, which houses a front armrest alongside adaptable cup holders.
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The new Creta could offer premium equipment like front and rear ventilated seats, all-four auto up/down power windows, reclining rear seats, an advanced telematics package, a 360-degree camera setup, blindspot monitoring, and a Level-2 Pro ADAS suite.
Under the bonnet, the next-gen Creta will likely continue with the existing trio of 1.5-litre engine options, comprising a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol, a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol, and a 1.5-litre diesel unit. A fourth powertrain choice in the form of a strong hybrid could also be on offer.
