KATHMANDU: The interior of the next-generation Hyundai Creta has been spotted for the first time, revealing major changes in its cabin design and features. Hyundai has been testing the new-generation SUV at various locations in India.
The latest spy shots by Rushlane show a new two-spoke multifunction steering wheel, a large infotainment screen, likely featuring Hyundai’s Pleos system, and a slim digital driver display. The cabin gets a dual-tone color theme, while the gear selector appears to have been moved to a steering-mounted stalk to free up space in the center console.
Both front seats appear to get electric adjustment. The front passenger seat is also expected to feature Boss Mode, allowing rear passengers to adjust it. Other visible features include rear AC vents and cup holders.
The next-generation Creta is expected to adopt the K3 platform, which it will share with the Kia Seltos. Spy shots suggest a larger and more upright design, with a flatter roofline, wider body and revised rectangular front fascia. It is also expected to feature split LED headlights, a multi-element LED tail lamp setup and Level 2 ADAS.
The SUV could also get a 360-degree camera system, with cameras mounted on the front and ORVMs.
Hyundai is expected to launch the next-generation Creta in India in 2027. It will likely continue with the existing petrol and diesel engine options, while a strong hybrid powertrain could be introduced at a later stage.
