Hyundai seems to be done with the Creta 2025. The design team didn’t hold back. The dual-screen layout, one for the instrument cluster and one for infotainment, gives it a premium touch. Hyundai also seems to have paid attention to little things: the way the air vents sit, the stitching on the seats, even the texture of the door pads. It’s not luxury for the sake of it, it’s comfort, dialed in.
Performance That Doesn’t Need to Shout
Let’s talk engines. The 1.5L petrol and diesel options remain, but they’ve been tuned just enough to make things smoother, more responsive. There are whispers of a turbo petrol making its way to the lineup, too. Whether you’re cruising on the highway or navigating city traffic, this SUV doesn’t huff and puff; it just gets on with it.
Safety Gets Smarter: Welcome, ADAS
Here’s the updated ADAS is finally part of the Creta story. That means features like lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control, and forward collision avoidance are available.
What to Expect on Pricing
We’re looking at an expected starting price around ₹11 lakh and going up to ₹18 lakh for top trims. Given the upgrades, it’s a fair ask. Trims like SX and SX(O) will likely see the most interest, especially with all the bells and whistles.
Hyundai hasn’t reinvented the wheel here, but it didn’t need to. It just gave the Creta exactly what it needed: an upgrade that feels meaningful, not just market-driven. For anyone looking to step into the compact SUV space (or upgrade from an older model), the 2025 Creta strikes a near-perfect balance between familiarity and forward-thinking.
