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▼Hyundai has finally unveiled the India-spec second-gen Hyundai Creta at Auto Expo 2020
rnThe model of the Hyundai Creta that has been introduced in India looks very similar to the one in China. The car is known by the name ix25 in China. Taking a closer look will reveal the subtle exterior tweaks in its styling such as the unique grille inserts and alloy wheel design among others.rnrnAlthough these changes are not very significant the biggest difference between the India-spec Creta and the one in the Chinese market is the interiors of the car. The car features a whole another design of the dashboard as showcased by Hyundai at the Auto Expo 2020.rnrn
Hyundai CretarnrnThe model that was displayed at the Auto Expo had a steering wheel that looked similar to the latest-gen Hyundai Sonata that is on sale in the international market. The car is loaded with various controls such as audio, Bluetooth telephony and cruise control. The car also has the digital instrument cluster that it got from the Chinese model. The dashboard and the design of the AC vent are also unique. There is a large infotainment screen below the AC vents and there has been no confirmation about its size but we are expecting it to be similar to the one in Seltos (10.25-inch unit).rnrnThe infotainment screen will be landscape-oriented in the India-spec model of the Hyundai Creta unlike the large portrait orientation on the China model. It will also have automatic climate control and an electronic parking brake. Some of the other expected features include cooled seats and wireless charging on the top-spec variant.rnrnThe new Creta will get a black and beige interior theme which will not just be seen on the dashboard but the seats as well. The seats will also have a criss-cross design similar to the ix25 car in China. The model that was showcased at the Auto Expo 2020 also had a panoramic sunroof.rnrnAakash Mehra
Automotive Journalist & Car Reviewer. Aakash Mehra is a seasoned automotive journalist with over 9 years of experience in car journalism and consumer-focused reviews. Having test-driven more than 550+ vehicles, he delivers detailed comparisons, expert insights, and unbiased advice to help readers confidently choose the right car.