Hyundai has officially revealed the Creta Electric ahead of its public debut at the Bharat Mobility Show. While much of the design and interior remains similar to the ICE-powered Creta, the EV brings significant advancements in technology and performance. Here’s an in-depth look:

Battery, Range, and Performance

• Battery Options: Two battery packs are available – a 42kWh offering a range of 390km and a 51.4kWh variant with an impressive ARAI-claimed range of 473km.
• Acceleration: The long-range Creta Electric can sprint from 0-100kph in just 7.9 seconds.
• Driving Modes: Equipped with three modes – Eco, Normal, and Sport – and a steering column-mounted drive mode selector inspired by the Ioniq 5.
• Charging:
  • DC Fast Charging: 10%-80% in 58 minutes.
  • 11kW AC Wall Box: Full charge from 10%-100% in just 4 hours.
• Single-Pedal Driving: Features Hyundai’s i-Pedal technology for seamless driving.

Exterior Design and Features

• Minimal Design Changes: The Creta Electric retains most body panels from its ICE sibling with subtle EV-specific updates:
  • New front and rear bumpers with pixel-like detailing.
  • Sealed-off grille for a streamlined look.
  • Aero-optimized alloy wheels.
  • Active aero flaps on the front bumper to enhance efficiency.
• Charging Port: Positioned at the front nose for easy access.

Interior and Tech

• Upgraded Cabin:
  • Dual 10.25-inch screens, a familiar feature in the Creta lineup.
  • New steering wheel design borrowed from the Kona.
  • Floating center console for a modern touch.
• Advanced Features:
  • Panoramic sunroof.
  • Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) technology.
  • 360-degree cameras and an ADAS suite.
  • Hyundai’s digital key for enhanced connectivity.

Trims and Color Options

• Variants: Available in four trims – Executive, Smart, Premium, and Excellence.
• Colors: Eight monotone and two dual-tone options, including three striking matte shades like Ocean Blue Metallic with Black Roof.

Competition

The Hyundai Creta Electric will compete directly with:

• Maruti e Vitara: A born-electric SUV with larger battery options.
• Mahindra BE 6: Also built on a born-electric skateboard platform.
• Tata Curvv EV: A strong contender in the compact electric SUV space.

While the Creta Electric is based on an adapted ICE platform, its competitive range, feature-packed trims, and Hyundai’s brand reliability make it a strong player in the EV market. Stay tuned for more updates as the Creta Electric makes its grand debut at the Bharat Mobility Show 2025.