Spy shots of the Hyundai Creta N Line have surfaced revealing details about the highly anticipated model a few weeks following the Creta facelift launch
The N Line variant steals the spotlight during an ad shoot in Pune, promising a blend of style and performance.
Stylish Exterior and Vibrant Colors
The Hyundai Creta N Line is set to captivate onlookers with N Line-specific design elements. Expect sportier front and rear bumpers, adorned with eye-catching red accents running along the lower portion of the SUV.
The visual appeal is heightened by larger 18-inch wheels, a departure from the standard Creta’s 16- and 17-inch options. Notably, the SUV dons two stunning colors—Thunder Blue and Matte Grey, echoing the sophistication seen in existing Hyundai N Line models.
Luxurious All-Black Interior
Step inside, and the Creta N Line welcomes you with an all-black interior theme, a departure from the dual-tone offering in the standard facelifted Creta.
The interior boasts N Line-specific elements, visible in the stylish steering wheel and gearshift lever, as revealed in spy shots from the ad shoot.
Performance Under the Hood
Anticipate a thrilling driving experience with the Creta N Line’s powertrain. The model is expected to feature the new 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine, delivering a robust 160hp and 253Nm of torque, similar to the powerplant in the standard Creta facelift.
The engine pairs seamlessly with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. Enthusiasts might also rejoice at the possibility of a sportier option—a 6-speed manual transmission similar to other Hyundai models like the Verna.
In addition to the potent engine, the N Line treatment extends to a revamped suspension setup, fine-tuned steering dynamics, and a sportier exhaust, aligning with the performance-focused ethos of Hyundai’s N Line models.
Launch and Sales Projections
Given the SUV’s recent appearance during an advertising shoot, industry insiders speculate that the launch of the Hyundai Creta N Line is on the horizon.
Notably, in 2023, Hyundai India achieved impressive sales figures, with over 10,000 N Line vehicles sold. COO Tarun Garg expresses confidence in the N Line series, hinting at the potential launch of more N Line products in India soon, with anticipated sales reaching 15,000-20,000 units in the coming years.