Hyundai has expanded its Creta CUV lineup with a sportier-looking N Line trim. In India where it premiered earlier this week, the new Creta N Line only ships with the most powerful engine available, but you can choose between manual and DCT for the transmission.
On the outside, the new version flaunts a more elaborate body kit with special bumpers, radiator grille and red accents. It rides on 18-inch wheels and sports twin tailpipes.
Customers can also choose from a number of exclusive colors for the N Line, including two-tone finishes, but the interior stays black with red accents no matter what. A three-spoke steering wheel and seats with enhanced lateral support are provided as well, and the suspension has different default settings than the regular Creta.
In India, the CUV comes equipped with a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine rated at 160 PS (158 hp / 118 kW) and 253 Nm (187 lb-ft) of torque. The transmission can be six-speed manual or seven-speed DCT with paddle shifters under the steering wheel. All-wheel drive is not on the menu, but you get dedicated modes for driving on snow, sand or dirt. The DCT variant of the car sprints 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) in 8.9 seconds.
Interestingly, the 2025 Creta N-Line isn’t the most expensive Creta version in India. It comes in two trim variants and costs from 1,682,300 Rupees. The standard CUV can cost as much as 2,014,900 Rupees with all option boxes ticked.
Preorders have been running for a few weeks now, and Hyundai has already reported getting roughly 80,000 of them.
