The 473km-range Hyundai Creta Electric Long Range (LR) models account for 77 percent of total bookings made since its January launch. The remaining 23 percent of reservations came from the Creta EV Standard Range (SR) variants, which have a range of 390 kilometres. Hyundai has sold 2,696 units of the all-electric Creta SUV so far.
- Creta EV LR takes 4.8 hours to charge with an 11kW AC charger
- The same is 4 hours for the Creta EV SR
- 50kW DC fast charger juices up both battery packs in 58 minutes
Hyundai Creta Electric bookings split
Creta Electric 51.5kWh Long Range variants
Rs 21.50 lakh to Rs 24.38 lakh; 473km range
The Hyundai Creta Electric has amassed a total of 3,339 bookings so far, and the top-spec Excellence LR variant is the most in demand, accounting for 70 percent of all bookings. Notably, most buyers have opted for the 11kW AC home charger that comes for an additional Rs 73,000, while the rest of them have booked the electrified Creta without the charger. The Long-Range battery is also available on the mid-spec Smart (O) trim, which has received 7 percent of all bookings (4 percent with the charger and 3 percent without).
Variant Long Range 51.4kWh | Creta Electric Smart (O) 21.50 | Creta Electric Smart (O) DT/ Matte 21.65 |
Creta Electric Smart (O) [Home charger] 22.23 | Creta Electric Smart (O) DT/ Matte [Home charger] 22.38 | Creta Electric Excellence 23.50 |
Creta Electric Excellence DT/ Matte 23.65 | Creta Electric Excellence [Home charger] 24.23 | Creta Electric Excellence DT/ Matte [Home charger] 24.38 |
Creta Electric 42kWh Standard Range variants
Rs 18 lakh to Rs 20.88 lakh; 390 km range
The Standard Range battery is available on the base and mid-spec trims: Executive, Smart, Smart (O) and Premium. Despite its more affordable price point, the Standard Range variants have found much less takers, likely due to its limited range. Here, the second-from-base Premium trim was the most popular with 12 percent bookings (6 percent with charger, and 6 percent without). Meanwhile, the lower-spec Executive and Smart variants received just 2 percent bookings each, both without charger. Lastly, the mid-spec Smart (O) variant has got 6 percent bookings (3 percent with charger, and 3 percent without).
For perspective, the Creta Electric Standard Range variants directly rival the Tata Curvv EV Medium Range (Rs 17.49 lakh to 19.29 lakh), which features a larger 45kWh battery pack.
Variant Standard Range 42kWh | Creta Electric Executive 18 | Creta Electric Smart 19 |
Creta Electric Smart (O) 19.50 | Creta Electric Smart (O) DT/ Matte 19.65 | Creta Electric Premium 20 |
Creta Electric Premium DT/ Matte 20.15 | Creta Electric Smart (O) [Home charger] 20.23 | Creta Electric Smart (O) DT/ Matte [Home charger] 20.38 |
Creta Electric Premium [Home charger] 20.73 | Creta Electric Premium DT [Home charger] 20.88 |
Creta Electric trending colours
Atlas White most booked at 29 percent
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What community is saying on the Creta Electric?
Out of the total 10 paints on offer, Atlas White remained the most popular colour choice with the Hyundai Creta BEV (battery electric vehicle), accounting for 29 percent of all bookings. Abyss Black followed with 17 percent, while the dual-tone Ocean Blue and Abyss Black combo secured 15 percent. Others included Ocean Blue monotone (11 percent) and matte (9 percent), and Atlas White and black combo (9 percent).
Less common paints included Starry Night and Titan Grey Matte (both 3 percent each), Robust Emerald Matte (2 percent) and Fiery Red (1 percent).
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