Hyundai Motor India Limited launches Creta Summer Edition: Check Details

Hyundai has rolled out a refreshed set of variants under its blockbuster SUV, the Hyundai Creta, introducing what it calls the Summer Edition lineup. The update isnt about a full redesign - instead, it focuses on making premium features more widely available across variants, aligning with what today's buyers actually want: more tech, more convenience, and better safety without jumping to top-end trims. Check out more details below and make sure you join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Community to stay versed on the latest automotive news.

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Hyundai Creta Summer Edition: What's New?

The Summer Edition variants bring a noticeable shift in feature distribution. Hyundai has strategically pushed high-demand features lower down the variant ladder, making the overall package more appealing for value-conscious buyers.
This isn,t just cosmetic - it's a usability-focused update aimed at everyday driving ease.

Variant-wise feature additions

EX Summer Edition

• Smart key with push-button start
• A big usability upgrade for entry-level buyers

EX(O) Summer Edition

• Full LED lighting setup (headlamps, tail lamps, DRLs, indicators)
• Rear camera with dynamic guidelines
• Rear sunshade
• Dual-tone styled steel wheels
• Feels closer to a mid-variant now rather than entry-level

S(O) & S(O) Knight Summer Edition

• Integrated dashcam
• Practical addition, especially for urban users

SX Summer Edition

• 10.25-inch digital cluster
• Dashcam
• Strong balance between tech and price

SX Premium Summer Edition

• Digital cluster
• Surround View Monitor (SVM)
• Blind-spot View Monitor (BVM)
• Front parking sensors
• Brings near top-spec experience without going fully loaded

Dashcam: A smart addition for Indian roads

One of the standout upgrades across multiple variants is the factory-fitted dashcam, something buyers usually install aftermarket.

It supports:

• Continuous driving recording
• Emergency/event recording
• Vacation mode
• On-demand video access via smartphone
• Photo capture

This feature directly addresses growing concerns around road safety and incident documentation, especially in urban traffic conditions.

Why this update matters

Hyundai isn't reinventing the Creta here - it's refining it.

• Buyers no longer need to stretch budgets for basic premium features
• Safety tech is becoming more mainstream, not exclusive
• The ownership experience improves without a significant price jump

With over a decade of dominance in the segment, the Creta continues to evolve based on customer expectations rather than just competition pressure.

Pricing snapshot

The Summer Edition spans multiple trims, starting from around Rs. 12.05 lakh and going up to Rs. 17.88 lakh (ex-showroom), covering both petrol and diesel options with manual and automatic transmissions.

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