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      Home » Hyundai Expected to Debut Creta EV in India by Early 2025

      Hyundai Expected to Debut Creta EV in India by Early 2025

      AbdullahBy AbdullahMay 1, 2024 E-Mobility 2 Mins Read
      Hyundai Expected to Debut Creta EV in India by Early 2025
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      It was revealed by Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) that the electrified Creta will go into production before the end of this year. Therefore, its January international debut is scheduled to take place. The Bharat Mobility Global Expo, which will combine with Auto Expo, is scheduled to take place in three locations between January 17 and 22, 2025.

      Given that the company frequently uses the motoring show to announce or promote new models, the second-largest automaker in the nation might take use of this occasion to attract the attention of the media, enthusiasts, and consumers alike. Still, there hasn’t been an official confirmation as of yet.

      In the past several months, the Hyundai Creta EV has been observed testing on public roads numerous times.

      Its rivals include the upcoming Mahindra XUV400, Citroen Basalt EV, MG ZS EV, Maruti Suzuki eVX, its Toyota sister, and the upcoming Tata Curvv. Anticipate a starting price (ex-showroom) of about Rs. 15 lakh. The midsize electric SUV’s spy photos indicate a few design modifications from its internal combustion engine sibling. Among these will be a distinctive closed-off front grille piece that will identify the car as electric. Its athletic look and aerodynamics may be enhanced by redesigning the front and back bumpers.

      Additionally, the Creta EV will feature a new alloy wheel design and a front charging port. The headlamps and tail lamps resemble those found on the regular Creta.

      While detailed technical specifications are not yet available, the Hyundai Creta EV is expected to offer a driving range between 450 and 500 km on a single charge. The five-seater is rumored to offer both single and dual electric motor configurations. The electric motor used in the Creta EV could be sourced from the base variant of the Kona Electric. The equipment list will mirror that of its ICE sibling as Level 2 ADAS, dual-pane sunroof, six airbags as standard, automatic climate control, heated and ventilated front seats, wireless smartphone charger, connected tech, dual-screen layout, etc., will be available.

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