[T.S.]

Originally Posted by CarguyNish

2020 Hyundai Creta Features List revealed

The soon-to-be-launched Hyundai Creta will be available in five trim levels – E, EX, S, SX and SX(O) – and five powertrain options, adding up to 14 variants in total.

I was pretty excited with the interiors, space and practicality on offer and the probable launch price which I was told would undercut Seltos in a bid to reclaim the lost position. Seltos didnt interest me much for the price point and the comfort levels on offer. The one thing in the new Creta that's making me look other directions now is the panoramic sunroof in SX diesel manual variant which is otherwise a perfect variant for my needs. I simply dont need a panoramic sunroof and for that matter, a sunroof; but I need those rear seat adjustable headrests and a 60:40 split option. The sunroof is of absolutely no good use in the city where I live, to the places where I drive to every year and the weathers that I drive in. In fact, I fear its maintenance is something that would keep me restricted in my drives. It should have been limited to the top spec in my opinion. On a side note, I spoke to a sales advisor today who underwent training for the new Creta yesterday. He mentioned that this generation will be a bit taller, wider and longer than the outgoing one. The boot space will be around 430 liters.

[RavenAvi]

The all-new, 2020 Hyundai Creta will come with 54 Bluelink-enabled features when launched.

2020 Hyundai Creta features ‘Hello Blue Link’, a command that activates voice recognition service for in-car control, and assistance, alongside New Smart Watch Integrated Blue Link application. The wide rang of intuitive and smart solutions are designed to enhance driving experience.
Voice enabled functions are easy to carry out by activating the process with the ‘Hello Blue Link’ command. Following this, Sunroof Open/Close, Seat Ventilation Control, Climate Control -Temperature, Fan Speed control, Wind Direction and Air-intake type control (Fresh/ Circulation) can easily be carried out with required voice commands.
Commands are also designed to access in-vehicle assistance like dial by Number, India’s public holidays information and to track cricket scores. Tarun Garg, Director – Sales, Marketing and Service, Hyundai Motor India Ltd., said, “With the All New Creta, Hyundai aims to offer customers the Ultimate Technology Experience.”
Hyundai CRETA customers have access to Smart watch Integrated Blue Link app. This is supported by Wear OS by Google, watchOS by Apple, and TIZEN OS for Samsung’s Galaxy watches.

Details of all 54 @ Rush Lane

[mayank0782]

I am extremely excited looking at the feature list and the various engine options Creta is bringing to the table. It has covered almost everything which can be provided in a car from two segments above.

At the same time I am extremely terrified in the anticipation of an eye watering price tag. Hope sense prevails and Hyundai gives an unlikely pleasant surprise.

By the way, leather upholstery is not mentioned anywhere. Its obvious but is that confirmed ?

[RM Motorsports]

First clear look at the interiors of a fully-specced out Hyundai Creta. Note the full-digital instrumentation, large central touchscreen and AQI indicator, among others. Lower variants will get analog instrument clusters.

[hydraulicsteer]

Originally Posted by RM Motorsports

First clear look at the interiors of a fully-specced out Hyundai Creta. Note the full-digital instrumentation, large central touchscreen and AQI indicator, among others.

Few points worth noting
1. Full black interiors with red elements should be from the dual tone variants. The mono tone shades will get that white interior.

2. Only the speedometer is digital. Temp, fuel and RPM gauges are analog. Just that they blend well with the digital speedo.

3. AQI screen is oddly placed. Looks like a afterthought.

4. Steering wheel design is too busy and is far from being classy.

5. The console next to the gear lever looks cleverly designed. Adds to the appeal of the otherwise quirky interiors.

[Vedant Gupta]

I am attaching pictures from the Hyundai plant.
This seems like a lower spec Creta.

You can see the normal dials in the instrument cluster, smaller touchscreen and a traditional hand brake lever.

The interior doesn't seem all that appealing to me, at least right now.
I want to look at it in person, the price will be crucial.
If the Creta can offer a better package than the Seltos for a similarly priced model, it would be my choice.

One more thing that I noticed which seems very weird. In the last image I have attached, the central dial for the speedometer doesn't seem to fit the screen, so they have added a sector of that speedometer ring at the top if you see carefully.
So you end up having a majority of the speedometer ring in digital and then a minority part of that ring in a physical silver strip

[Nithesh_M]

what section tyres is this car running? In the second pic the width looks very narrow for its body size.

[T.S.]

Originally Posted by hydraulicsteer

Few points worth noting
1. Full black interiors with red elements should be from the dual tone variants. The mono tone shades will get that white interior.

I think the black leatherette interiors with red elements are exclusively for the turbo petrol variants; similar to Seltos's GT petrol variants. The diesel and the NA petrol would have the dual tone and the basic black interiors similar to Seltos.

[rkv_hunter]

Hyundai should have also given the bright red colour similar to the one on the Chinese ix25 which I think they now have on the Grand i10 turbo. The Mulberry Red on this Creta which is similar to the Seltos doesnt look that great.

[hydraulicsteer]

Received some images as well.

[Skorp_Knight]

Nope, I just can't seem to digest the rear styling. Way too gawdy and ugly. Thankfully the front has grown a bit on me.

Interiors are a mixed bag too. In parts it looks premium and luxurious, while in others, not so much. Need to check reviews to understand better.

[abhishek46]

It appears from the pictures that the E/EX variants (the ones with black radiator grille) are equipped with fog lamps.

Does not mean that the feature list (from ACI) which is doing rounds, could be speculation?
The feature list which is doing the rounds specifies fog lamps in only the S variant.

[ashis89]

Originally Posted by abhishek46

It appears from the pictures that the E/EX variants (the ones with black radiator grille) are equipped with fog lamps.

Does not mean that the feature list (from ACI) which is doing rounds, could be speculation?
The feature list which is doing the rounds specifies fog lamps in only the S variant.

No, it seems the E and EX variants have the front indicators in place of the fog lamps. Look at the images closely and you can see an amber bulb within that small slim housing. Also the lamp housing is very small and different then the fog lamps on the higher variants (those with LED headlamps).

Check out the images below:

Originally Posted by Vedant Gupta

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This one in blue, looks like the S variant. You can see a glimpse of those steel styled wheels.

Originally Posted by hydraulicsteer

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[hydraulicsteer]

So the T-GDI variant gets a non-diamond cut, gun metal alloys and JK tyres

[carenthusiast]

Some of my thoughts:

1) I really love the four spoke steering wheel design along with the digital display. The dashboard and seat design also looks very fresh and sporty.

2) No matter how much I try, I am still not able to convince myself to like the alloy wheel design and side profile of the car. It looks very bulky from the side and rear.

3) I didn't like the air-purifier display unit on the armrest. They should have provided that in the dashboard and made the armrest adjustable.