2020 Hyundai Creta features list revealed

Poised to take the fight to the likes of the Kia Seltos, the second-gen SUV will be packed to the gills with equipment.

Published On Feb 29, 2020 07:00:00 AM

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2020 Hyundai Creta features list revealed

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Hyundai is gearing up for the launch of one of the most significant models in its line-up, the all-new Creta, on March 17. As we inch closer to the big day, more and more details about the second-gen model keep seeing the light of day. And now, we’ve got our hands on the complete variant-wise features list of the upcoming SUV. So, read on to know what each trim level will have to offer.

In true Hyundai fashion, the 2020 Creta will be loaded to the gills with equipment. While the current-gen SUV has started to show its age, the new Creta will take the story forward in an attempt to get back to the number one position in the midsize SUV segment – a title which it has recently lost to the Kia Seltos.

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. Here is a complete break-up of the trim-wise features that can be expected.

E (1.5 diesel 6MT)

Dual airbags
ABS, EBD
Rear parking sensors
High speed alert system
Front occupant seatbelt reminder
Speed-sensing door locks
Impact-sensing auto door unlock
Projector headlamp
Dual-tone bumper
Black radiator grille
Front and rear skid plate
LED tail-lamps
Body coloured rear spoiler
Silver side sill garnish
Silver B- and C-pillar garnish
3.5-inch mono TFT multi-info display
Grey and black interior colour scheme
D-cut (flat-bottom) steering wheel
Tilt-adjustable steering
12V power outlet
Height-adjustable driver’s seat
Cooled glove box
Manual air conditioner with ‘Eco coating’
Rear air conditioner vents
Central locking
Remote locking
All-round power windows
Power adjustable wing mirrors
Lane change indicator
Gear-shift indicator (MT only)

EX (1.5 petrol 6MT, 1.5 diesel 6MT)

Shark-fin antenna
8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system with AM/FM, Bluetooth, i-Blue audio remote app, front USB charger
Smartphone connectivity, voice recognition
Arkamys sound system, 4 speakers, 2 tweeters
Steering mounted audio and calling controls

S (1.5 petrol 6MT, 1.5 diesel 6MT)

16-inch styled steel wheels
Front fog lamps
Silver roof rails
Glossy chrome front grille
Full cloth seat fabric
Metal finish on inside door handles
Leather wrapped gear knob (MT only)
Rear USB charger
Rear parking camera
Driver rear view monitor
Automatic climate control
Cruise control
Keyless entry and push-button start
Rear wiper with washer
Auto light control
Rear side-window manual curtains

SX (1.5 petrol 6MT and IVT, 1.5 diesel 6MT and 6AT, 1.4 turbo-petrol 7DCT)

17-inch clean-silver alloy wheels
ESC, VSM, HAC
Rear disc brakes
Chrome outside door handles
Puddle lamps
LED DRLs
Leather-wrapped steering wheel
Ambient lighting
Rear armrest with cup holder
Adjustable rear-seat headrests
10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system
Panoramic sunroof
LED map and reading lamps
Wireless charger
Electric folding wing mirrors
One-touch-down driver-side window
60:40 split rear seats
Reclining rear backrest

SX(O) (1.5 petrol IVT, 1.5 diesel 6MT and 6AT, 1.4 turbo-petrol 7DCT)

17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels
Six airbags
7.0-inch instrument cluster
8-speaker Bose premium sound system
Remote engine start-stop
Front ventilated seats
Powered driver’s seat
Electric parking brake with auto hold function

In addition to an extensive features list, prospective customers will get to choose from a palette of as many as 10 body paint shades, including Mulberry Red, Galaxy Blue, Typhoon Silver, Titan Grey, Deep Forest, Phantom Black, Polar White and Lava Orange, with the last two also getting the option of a contrast black roof.

In terms of powertrains, Creta’s line-up will closely mirror that of the Kia Seltos’. As such, it will get a 115hp/144Nm, 1.5-litre petrol engine mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox or a CVT (or IVT, as Hyundai puts it) automatic transmission; a 115hp/250Nm, 1.5-litre diesel motor paired to either a 6-speed manual or a 6-speed torque converter auto gearbox; and a 140hp/242Nm, 1.4-litre turbo-petrol mill with a sole 7-speed DCT automatic transmission. Curiously, Hyundai has decided to omit a manual offering for the turbo-petrol, something that is available on the Seltos.

As we have previously reported, the petrol and diesel-manual variants will post official mileage figures of 16.8kpl and 21.4kpl, respectively, while the turbo-petrol will have a fuel economy of 16.8kpl. To know how these figures match up to those of the Seltos, click here.

With a head-turning design, contemporary interiors, extensive features and a wide range of powertrains, the new Creta will duke it out with the Kia Seltos, MG Hector, Tata Harrier, Renault Captur, Renault Duster and the Nissan Kicks in a hotly contested space. Expect prices for the upcoming Hyundai to be in the Rs 10-16 lakh range (estimated, ex-showroom).

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