2 New Creta Rivals Coming Next Year

The SUV segment continues to see crazy growth with SUVs like the Hyundai Creta, Maruti Brezza, Tata Nexon etc. The Creta segment is especially popular with all the SUVs in this segment raking in good sales. This year, we are going to see the Tata Curvv and Citroen Basalt join this segment creating more competition. Next year, more two options will be entering this segment. Which are these two New Creta rivals? Let’s find out. 
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New details

Renault and Nissan are working on four new products for the Indian market. Both brands also released teaser images of the upcoming C-SUVs that would be based on the brand’s CMF-B platform. Though Renault didn’t confirm it, this C-SUV could sport the Duster nameplate. The teased image does have some changes to the globally unveiled model. In comparison, the Nissan version looks more futuristic with connected LED DRLs and an aggressive grille. 

What more to expect?

Both these SUVs will be made specifically for the Indian market. Hopefully, both brands offer decent enough features as they are very important in this segment. Engine duties could be handled by the 1.0-litre turbo petrol and 1.3-litre turbo petrol engine options that the brand uses on the Duster sold globally. Renault could also bring the 1.2-litre plug-in hybrid engine, this move could revolutionise the hybrid segment in India. 

New Creta rivals – Launch timelines

Renault is expected to bring its C-SUV by Diwali 2025, which is still a long way away. The French brand should look to fast-track the development and try to launch the car early. Nissan’s version is going to be launched in a similar time frame to Renault’s. After that, the brands will launch the seven-seater iterations of these SUVs. Along with these four products, the brand plans to launch two more products, but there is uncertainty about exactly which models these could be. We think one of them could be the Ariya sometime this year.

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