KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Creta N Line to launch on 11 March
- Unofficial bookings open at select dealerships
- Likely to get a 1.5 lt turbo-petrol engine
Hyundai India is soon going to introduce a sports variant of its newly updated Creta SUV. The 2024 Hyundai Creta N Line is scheduled to launch on 11 March. Select dealers have now started accepting unofficial bookings for the upcoming variant. Read all of the details about this new N-line model below. Also, you can join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Group for the latest automotive updates.
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Hyundai Creta N Line - What To Expect?
The upcoming Creta N Line has already been spotted shooting the official TVC. With the launch date known, some dealerships have started accepting unofficial bookings. Our sources informed us that the booking amount for the Creta N Line ranges from Rs 25,000 to Rs 30,000, unofficially. Meanwhile, the online booking portal on Hyundai India's website has still not listed this upcoming model.
The N Line is a sports subsidiary of Hyundai globally. The N Line variants offer sporty body kits, sports exhausts, stiff suspensions for better handling, and sporty interiors. We expect the same to be changed on the N Line Creta. Hyundai shall power it with the 1.5-lt turbo-petrol engine that was introduced with the new Verna. A new body kit, new alloy wheels, black interiors, red highlights, and a different exhaust sound are what the N Line will be all about.
As far as the pricing goes, it shall top out the current versions of Creta. We expect that Hyundai will offer it with an IMT automated and 7-speed DCT gearbox options. The range of pricing can be somewhere around Rs 22 lakh to Rs 24 lakh. Its primary rival will be the sibling model Kia Seltos GT Line.
Verdict
The upcoming Creta N Line will cater young buyers who use the car mostly within the city limits. With the refreshed performance and design appeal, the new N Line Creta will enhance the appeal of the brand in India.
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