The SUV will soon make its global premiere at Auto Shanghai, but ahead of that, the carmaker has given a preview of the SUV in images on social media
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Grille, tail lamps, and bumpers could be restyled.
Mechanicals likely to remain unchanged.
It could be launched in India in late-2022.
It’s been just over a year since Hyundai launched the Creta in India, but the Korean carmaker has already begun work on the facelifted model, which could be launched in China first since it debuted there globally in 2019.
The Creta, also known as iX25 in China, will retain the split-LED headlamps on the front end, but the main beams will be placed in deep recesses, like the Palisade. The grille, rear tail lamps, and bumpers, though hidden under wraps, are likely to be redesigned for a fresh look. That said, no changes have been made to the side profile. Overall, Hyundai could use this opportunity to tone down the Creta’s polarising design.
New features to include wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and voice command-based features.
Boot lamp and seat-back pocket (behind the co-driver) to be done away with in the base-spec E.
Mechanicals to remain unchanged.
Creta is currently priced from Rs 10 lakh (ex-showroom).
We have learnt that Hyundai is planning a slew of upgrades for the Creta. This development comes on the back of the launch of the 2021 Kia Seltos. However, changes to the Creta will probably not be as substantial as those of the new Seltos.
In fact, a few essential features have been scrapped from the entry-level E, including: