The most popular mid-size SUV in the country has received a new range
In this post, we take a look at the details of the Hyundai Creta Summer Edition versions. Creta is the segment leader despite fierce competition in this space. It comes with all the latest tech and convenience amenities, prominent active and safety features, multiple powertrain options and modern-day styling. All these factors contribute to its incredible success on the sales charts. To make it even more enticing for a wide range of customers, the Korean auto giant has launched a new range of trims. Here are the details.
Hyundai Creta Summer Edition Variants Launched
The Hyundai Creta Summer Edition trims have the following features:
Creta EX Summer Edition
- Smart Key
- Push Button Start
Creta EX(O) Summer Edition
- Quad Beam LED Headlamps
- LED Tail Lamps
- Horizon LED Positioning Lamp and DRLs
- Front and Rear LED Turn Indicators
- Smart Key
- Push Button Start
- Rear Window Sunshade
- R16 (D=405.6 mm) Dual tone styled steel wheel
- Rear Camera with Dynamic Guidelines
Creta S(O) Summer Edition and CRETA S(O) Knight Summer Edition
- Dashcam
Creta SX Summer Edition
- 10.25-inch Multi-Display Digital Cluster
- Dashcam
Creta SX Premium Summer Edition
- 10.25-inch Multi-Display Digital Cluster
- Surround View Monitor (SVM)
- Blind-spot View Monitor (BVM)
- Front Parking Sensors
- Dashcam recording modes:
- Driving recording
- Emergency & event recording
- Vacation recording
- On-demand video
- Photo capture
Editor’s Note
Yatharth Chauhan, Managing Editor
Having closely tracked the mid-size SUV space, I see this as a smart, tactical move by Hyundai to keep the Creta fresh without a full-fledged update. Special editions like these allow carmakers to add perceived value through feature bundling, which is a key purchase driver in this segment. In India, buyers in this category are increasingly tech-conscious, and additions like dashcams and larger displays directly enhance appeal. This strategy ensures the Creta continues to stay ahead of the curve amid intensifying competition.
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