Shortly after previewing the exterior design of the Creta N Line, Hyundai has now released the first interior image of the upcoming SUV. Unsurprisingly, like the existing N line models, the dashboard has been carried forward unchanged from the regular Creta, along with the equipment list from the top-spec SX(O) trim.
- Creta N Line interior gets black interior and upholstery
- Equipment list identical to top-spec SX(O) trim
- Bookings ongoing for Rs 25,000
Hyundai Creta N Line interior revealed
The regular Creta gets a dual-tone grey-black interior, but the Creta N Line's is completely blacked out, save for some red accents dotted around the cabin. These red accents can be seen underlining the dual infotainment screens, as a dashboard insert on the passenger side and on the seats as well. Other N Line-specific updates include a new 3-spoke steering wheel, metal pedals, a new gear lever with ‘N’ badging and red interior ambient lighting.
The N Line will be based on the SX(O) trim, so it comes fully equipped with all bells and whistles, including the dual 10.25-inch screens, panoramic sunroof, ventilated front seats, powered driver’s seat, ADAS suite, connected car teach, dual-zone AC, wireless charging and a Bose sound system, among others. The digital instrument cluster also gets customizable display depending on the drive mode.
Hyundai Creta N Line powertrain, specs
The Creta N Line will be available with the 160hp, 253Nm, 1.5-litre four-cylinder turbo-petrol engine, mated to either a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission or a 6-speed manual transmission. As is typical to N Line models, the Creta N Line also gets a retuned suspension setup, reworked steering dynamics and a sportier exhaust with twin tips. It will be made available in two trims – N8 and N10.
Hyundai Creta rivals and price
Upon launch, the Creta N Line will join some other special edition variants in this segment like the Kia Seltos X Line and the Skoda Kushaq Monte Carlo. Expect a mark up of about Rs 50,000 for the N Line variant over the regular Creta.
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