It’s simply called the Creta Electric, and there are two battery options available for it. Entry-level models come with a 42kWh battery, while higher-spec trim levels get the larger 51.4kWh pack. For range, the 42kWh version is rated up to 390km, while the 51.4kWh models can get up to 473km. Those numbers are based on the Indian ARAI method.

Both the Creta Electric and Creta N Line are similar in design; however, the former features EV-specific elements, while the latter has a sportier look with red accents

Hyundai Motor India has officially opened bookings for its much-awaited Creta Electric SUV, marking a significant milestone in the Indian EV market. This electric iteration of the popular Creta model is set to redefine the segment with competitive pricing,

Bookings for Hyundai Creta Electric have commenced for a token fee of Rs 25,000 and it will be launched on January 17th, 2025.

Check out the in-depth comparison of range, charging, acceleration, features, and safety between the traditional SUV and coupe crossover

While both the Creta Electric and the regular Creta boast the same design language, the former differentiates itself with some EV-specific design elements, both inside and out

We give you an overview of what the Hyundai Creta EV has for the Indian market as it is expected to be launched at the Auto Expo 2025

Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) has introduced the Hyundai Creta Electric, marking the company's first localized electric SUV. This new offering is designed to integrate electric mobility into the Indian market while expanding the existing Creta lineup.

Hyundai unveiled its newest electric vehicle (EV), the Creta Electric SUV, on Thursday. The EV borrows features and bold