Hyundai launched the Creta facelift in January and now the brand is gearing up to launch another SUV in March. This is the N-Line version of the Creta facelift that is going to be launched on 11th March 2024. Till now, we have seen the N Line moniker on the i20 and Venue. Considering the popularity of Creta, it makes sense that Hyundai is bringing the Creta N Line. Let’s talk about this New Hyundai SUV.
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The Creta N Line is going to be based on the facelifted model. Though it is yet to be revealed, it has been spotted during its AD shoot. The N Line comes with a new grille that is reminiscent of the Exter. Other changes include new 18-inch N Line alloy wheels, thick side skirts with red highlights, a sportier roof spoiler, dual exhausts, and an all-new diffuser.
The interiors of the Creta N Line have been spied on during testing. As expected, the car N Line comes with an all-black interior with red stitching to personify the sporty theme. Also, we have a N Line-specific gear lever and steering wheel. What about new features? We could see a dual-dash camera and heads-up display on the Creta N Line.
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The Creta N Line is expected to only come with the 1.5-litre turbo petrol. We expect the same power figures as the normal Creta at 157bhp and 253Nm of torque. One change over the Creta facelift is that we expect a manual gearbox option on this engine. It will be offered in tandem with the DCT gearbox. Hyundai could give it a sportier suspension, louder exhaust and better handling like it does with other N Line models.
Hyundai is going to launch the Creta N Line on 11th March 2024. Considering the design tweaks and N Line-specific updates, expect a decent enough price hike on the Creta N Line. Currently, the Creta starts from Rs 13.10 lakh and goes to Rs 24.46 lakh (on-road, Mumbai). So, we expect the N Line to start from Rs 20 lakh and go to Rs 25.50 lakh (on-road, Mumbai).
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