Hyundai Creta FAQs

The Creta can be considered by those looking for a spacious five-seater SUV. It is well equipped as well and the driving experience is satisfactory across the engine-gearbox variants.

The Rs 19.78 lakh-Creta King carries a premium of Rs 4.13 lakh over the Rs 15.65 lakh Venue HX10.

The mid-spec Creta S(O) trim comes across as well-equipped for its price and is available in NA petrol and diesel versions.

Space remains a highlight with good rear legroom and adequate width for three adults to sit in comfort.

It definitely feels worth that slight premium considering how effective the aesthetic changes are in conveying its sporty demeanour. It even features suspension and steering differences over the standard Creta.

The new-generation Kia Seltos has moved to a new platform and is larger in size than before. While its engine options are similar to the Creta, it packs several new features. As an overall package, the Seltos is the one to go for.

The sportier Creta N Line N10 costs just Rs 4,000 extra than the Rs 19.91 lakh Creta King DCT.

The Hyundai Creta N Line N10 1.5-litre turbo-petrol manual variant is the one to go for. Notably, the standard Creta does offer this engine option, but only with a dual-clutch automatic.

A panoramic sunroof is available from the two-above-base EX(O) variant.

The Rs 12.53 lakh Creta E diesel carries a premium of Rs 1.62 lakh over the Rs 10.91 lakh petrol model.

The Rs 19.95 lakh-Creta N Line N10 dual-clutch automatic version carries a premium of Rs 92,000 over its Rs 19.03 lakh manual equivalent.

As per our comprehensive tests, the Creta petrol CVT returns 15.05kpl on the highway and 11.17kpl in the city. That translates to an average fuel-efficiency of 13.33kpl.

As per our comprehensive tests, the Creta N Line turbo-petrol DCT returns 14.5kpl on the highway and 11.62kpl in the city. That translates to an average fuel-efficiency of 13.06kpl.

In our tests, the Kia Seltos NA petrol CVT posted an average mileage figure of 12.26kpl, which is 0.85kpl less than that of the Hyundai Creta CVT

With a claimed figure of 21.8kpl, the Hyundai Creta diesel manual is the most fuel-efficient in the lineup.

The Hyundai Creta CVT's 17.7kpl claimed mileage is slightly better than the manual version's 17.4kpl figure.

Save for the base-spec E trim, the rest Creta variants offer a touchscreen.

The Creta King gets a Level 2 ADAS suite, with features like Forward Collision Warning, Lane Keeping Assist, Lane Departure Warning and Blind-spot Collision Warning.

The Boss mode function is only offered on the Hyundai Creta King and King Knight models.