[volkman10]

Hyundai's Seven Seat Creta coming to Indonesia in late 2021. India plans not known yet.

Will be exported from Indonesia to other markets like Philippines and Malaysia in 2022.






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[Breathe2drive]

Was planning to buy an Ertiga in 21-22 and was also considering the 7 seater version of Creta as a better alternative. But the safety rating of Seltos made me seriously wonder if it would be worth the premium over Ertiga. Teambhp members' inputs on this would be highly appreciated. Also if any other 7 seater in the same price bracket should be worth considering? I'm a bit scared of Mahindra's niggles and ASS.

[Venkatesh]

7 seat Hyundai Creta spied, reveals new wraparound tail-lights



It gets elongated rear-end and unique taillights. New grille design one of the few changes at the front.

New wraparound tail-lights – not the split set-up seen on the 5-seat Creta – a reworked rear bumper, and a bigger rear quarter glass are all that separate the 5-seat and 7-seat versions of Hyundai’s SUV. The spied model also sports the same alloy wheels as the standard Creta.

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[CEF_Beasts]

Originally Posted by Venkatesh

7 seat Hyundai Creta spied, reveals new wraparound tail-lights

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This is also the first time it has been spotted in testing in India.

Looks like it gets a different grill than the 5 seater 2nd gen Creta.

[TusharK]

Scoop! 7-Seater Hyundai Creta spied testing in India

The 7-seater Hyundai Creta has been spotted testing in India for the first time.



The 7-seat version of the Creta appears to be longer than the 5-seater that is on sale in India. The SUV looks similar up to the C-pillars, beyond which it has been extended to accommodate the third row of seats. The SUV gets a unique rear fascia and features a completely different tail lamp design.



Other spy images have partially revealed the car's front end, which feature headlamps that look similar to the 5-seater Creta. However, it has a unique grille design. The SUV also gets front parking sensors, roof rails and twin exhausts.



At present, the 5-seater Creta is offered with 1.5-litre petrol and diesel engine options along with a 1.4-litre turbo petrol engine. Transmission options include a 6-speed manual, 6-speed torque converter automatic, CVT and a 7-speed DCT which is only offered with the turbo petrol engine.

Thanks to Avinash Ramesh for sending these images in. Heartfelt gratitude for sharing them with other enthusiasts via this Team-BHP page!

[CEF_Beasts]

The rear taillights look way better than the one’s on the 5-seater Creta.

[gururajrv]

Eyes closed, I can say Gravitas will again face the same heat as it’s junior Harrier is facing with Creta already, if Tata isn’t making any changes to the feature list. This big Creta looks a lot better from the rear and as a proper SUV.

Oh, I forgot XUV500 is also around the corner. Basically, this segment is going to be the most talked in the coming days.

Regards

RV

[RSR]

Originally Posted by CEF_Beasts

The rear taillights look way better than the one’s on the 5-seater Creta.

Great to see this Alcazar get a proper high-mounted stop lamp! The low-mounted third stop lamp on the Creta is a stupid design.

I also hope the rear bumper of the Alcazar is beefier and protrudes out by a good amount compared to the one on Creta.

[landcruiser123]

Interesting - I thought the Hyundai's competitor to the Suzuki Ertiga was in the pipeline for 2021.


Going by the pricing of the current model, this car is going to rival Innova Crysta.

[Singh101]

Interesting.

Is it just me or do those wheels and tyres also look bigger and chunkier?

With the Korean brothers firmly on the top 3 list, I guess they're looking for a share of the "anything high riding" pie no matter what segment it's in. Creta's established reputation of refinement, quality and a laudable feature checklist should really give this "new" launch an enviable pre-boost.

Mahindra will have to pull out all the stops for their XUV5OO to continue being the go-to choice in the 7 seat crossover segment. Mahindra's amazing 2.2L diesel is its biggest selling point for me and I wonder what powertrain changes Hyundai would be willing to make to ensure people don't feel shortchanged (and BHP-ians dramatically fuming about the high crime of being underpowered ). The Tuscon's 2L 180hp/400Nm mill perhaps? Or will that cause them to overshoot their target (price) segment entirely?

[Venkatesh]

Hyundai Creta 7 seater rendered with different grille pattern









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[Nicky]

Got info from my service advisor in Bangalore today when I went for my i20’s 1st service.
7 seater Creta name is Palios (he couldn’t pronounce correctly I guess).
It will be bigger than current size. It will launch in feb end or march start this year.
Pricing starts at 22 Lacs.

[Babruvahanaaaaa]

Originally Posted by Nicky

7 seater Creta name is Palios

PALIOS - A weird amalgamation of palisade, seltos and erstwhile palio, doesn't sound catchy enough.

Pricing starts at 22 Lacs.

Is it ex-showroom or OTR? If ex-showroom, then DoA. If OTR, then it must be only a single variant, completely loaded and with only the turbo petrol and diesel with a higher state of tune. Else it will lose big time to the 2nd gen XUV5OO and maybe even the Gravitas.

[Nicky]

Originally Posted by Babruvahanaaaaa

PALIOS - A weird amalgamation of palisade, seltos and erstwhile palio, doesn't sound catchy enough.



Is it ex-showroom or OTR? If ex-showroom, then DoA. If OTR, then it must be only a single variant, completely loaded and with only the turbo petrol and diesel with a higher state of tune. Else it will lose big time to the 2nd gen XUV5OO and maybe even the Gravitas.

He said on the road. Even i am not able to believe such a price

[Venkatesh]

Hyundai Creta 7-Seater spotted on test in Hyderabad. The car has been spotted with different wheel design this time.







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