The Hyundai Creta EV SUV will be unveiled Hyundai Motor India during the forthcoming 2025 Bharat Mobility Expo. The business has initially hinted about the Creta EV ahead of release. Launched, the Creta EV will immediately fight with the MG ZS EV, Mahindra XUV 400, Tata Curvu EV and also the recently introduced Mahindra Be6e. It will also go against the forthcoming Honda Elevate EV and the Harrier EV. The SUV will be generally accessible in several engine alternatives with the release of the Creta EV: all-electric, turbo petrol, NA petrol and turbo diesel.
The first teaser picture of the future Creta EV shows a wall-mounted electric car charger. With a closer inspection at the design, the second teaser offers more specifics. Improving the image exposes obvious characteristics such as twin LED daytime running lights, an LED light bar on the front, a charging outlet integrated into the fascia, new twin-tone alloy wheels, roof rails, contrasting ORVMs, and vertically stacked headlights. Comparatively to the internal combustion engine (ICE) variant, minor changes including a closed-off grille, EV-specific emblems, and unique colour accents are expected.
Toi Auto recently saw the Creta EV test model in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Although the SUV was mostly covered, it’s difficult to say anything about its new design in particular, but its upright form resembles the current model. Regarding design, the new Creta EV will employ a design language akin to the ICE model. Though it will keep the distinctive characteristics and design components of the ICE-powered Creta, the profile might undergo some adjustments to maximize aerodynamics.
Hyundai will change a few things to set the EV apart from the ICE model. It is believed to include a front-fender-mounted charging port, a blanked-off grille with redesigned front and rear bumpers, and a repositioned Hyundai logo. The spotted car also has aerodynamically shaped alloy wheels, probably measuring 17 inches.
Entering the Creta, the previously exposed interior was once again shown with spy views. The EV will feature a similar dashboard arrangement with varying upholstery. Twin screens for the cluster and the infotainment will be included on the EV. Offered in vehicles sold worldwide, the EV will have a separate type emblem and steering wheel. Additionally envisioned is mounting the drive mode selection on the steering column. Regarding features, it gets EV-based UI for infotainment and digital cluster, dual-zone climate control, connected car tech, wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, wireless charger, air purifier, panoramic sunroof, ventilated seats, electric front driver seat, 360-degree camera, Level 2 ADAS suite, and much more.
The battery pack and the electric motor are not specifically detailed. With a stated range of up to 450km on one full charge, the 45–50 kWh battery pack expected of the Creta EV is To guarantee the Creta EV can be conveniently recharged at home or at public charging stations, Hyundai is also likely to provide several charging alternatives, including rapid charging capabilities. While fast chargers might provide a significant charge in under an hour, making the EV more sensible for daily use, an ultimately charged battery could take about 6-8 hours with a standard home charger.