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Hyundai Creta Electric Knight price starts at Rs 21.45 lakh

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The Hyundai Creta Electric is now available in Knight edition – an all-black cosmetic package. Prices for the Creta Electric Knight start at Rs 21.45 lakh and top off at Rs 23.82 lakh, marking an increase of Rs 15,000 over the top-spec Excellence trim it’s based on.

  1. Creta Electric Knight gets matte black paint and blacked-out exterior trim
  2. All-black interior features brass highlights and metal pedals
  3. Available with both 42kWh and 51.4kWh battery packs

Hyundai Creta Electric Knight price

2025 Hyundai Creta Electric Knight Edition price list
Variant
Price (Rs, lakh)
Excellence Knight 42kWh
21.45
Excellence Knight 51.4kWh
23.82

Note: Home charger and installation costs Rs 73,000 extra.

Hyundai Creta Electric Knight exterior and interior changes

Fully black on the outside.

In keeping with prior Knight Editions – the Exter, Venue and Creta – the Creta Electric Knight gets a matte black finish on the outside with a blacked-out finish on the Hyundai emblems, skid plates, alloy wheels, roof rails, wing mirrors and the roof spoiler. It also gets ‘Knight’ badging and red brake calipers.

Blacked-out interior upholstery and trim.

Inside, the Creta Knight stays true to the theme with all-black upholstery and trim. Brass-coloured highlights and metal pedals add a bit of colour to the cabin.

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Hyundai Creta Electric Knight battery and range

Both 42kWh and 51.4kWh battery packs on offer.

The Creta Electric Knight is available with both the 42kWh and 51.4kWh battery pack options. In the former, power output is rated at 135hp, whereas the latter makes 171hp. Torque output is the same 255Nm on both.

Creta Electric range has increased following new update.

As part of a recent update for the Creta Electric, the SUV's claimed range figures have increased. The Creta Electric 42kWh now puts out a claimed range of 420km (up from 390km), while the 51.4kWh variants deliver 510km (up from 473km).

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