In profile, the Creta now has a higher waistline. The model is 4.33 meters long, 1.79 meters wide and 1.62 meters high, with a wheelbase of 2.61 metres. Trunk capacity has increased by 11 litres, according to Hyundai. The cabin holds 433 liters.
At the rear, there are new LED headlights with sequential turn signals, as well as a redesigned bumper. The car bears the Creta inscription on the one hand, and on the other hand the identification of the new 1.6 Turbo GDI engine.
Inside, the dashboard has been completely redesigned, with the multimedia panel and instrument panel now featuring two integrated floating displays. As a result, things like the design and placement of air conditioning outlets have also changed.
The bottom of the center panel continues with buttons for controlling the air conditioning, as well as some direct inputs for media functions. On the center console, in addition to the gearshift lever, the Creta Ultimate (tested version) features controls for the electric parking brake and drive modes.
The car has USB Type-A and C ports inside, as well as air vents for the rear passengers. There are four cabin options: black, black, brown, black, red or gray (dark and light).
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