- Will get a new, sleek driver’s display
- Also up for offer will be the new Pleos infotainment system
Hyundai has been working on the next-gen Creta for a while now, evident from the multiple spy shots that have emerged in the recent past. This time around, the EV derivative has been caught on camera, and it reveals key details about the upcoming update.
Spotted in the electric guise for the first time, the Hyundai Creta will get a new interior, as the images here reveal. The first thing you notice is the new two-spoke steering wheel with the Morse code, hinting that it’s an EV. Next up is the large, rectangular infotainment system that is the brand’s latest Pleos unit.
Additionally, the new Creta EV ditches the dual-screen setup for a more modern, split display, with the instrument cluster now sitting further ahead on the dash, almost like a HUD unit. This screen also displays the trip meter that reads kWh, further confirming that this is indeed the electric version and not an ICE derivative. Elsewhere, the car will feature a boss mode function for the front passenger seat, 360-degree camera, ADAS suite, and a floating centre console with two cup holders. This test mule was wrapped in a white and black interior theme.
On the outside, the 2027 Hyundai Creta Electric will feature a completely new design, including a fresh, rectangular grille, split headlamps, flush roof rails, fresh design for the alloy wheels, shark-fin antenna, new LED taillights, and more.
It remains to be seen whether Hyundai continues to offer the same powertrain options in the new Creta Electric as the outgoing car. For reference, it comes with 51.4kWh and 42kWh battery packs that return a claimed range of up to 473km on a single charge.
