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New Delhi: Hyundai's new-generation Creta is expected to be launched in India in the first half of 2027. The company is testing this mid-size SUV in various parts of the country. Earlier spy photos revealed information about its exterior and possible size. Now, a video shared on YouTube gives us the first glimpse of the cabin and some of its features. This video has been shared on a YouTube channel named MRD Cars. In this, a camouflaged test model of the new Creta is seen parked in a parking lot. Since the car is locked, the video only shows a glimpse of the interior from the window.
The video first gives a glimpse of the SUV's exterior. Judging by the test mule, it appears the new-generation Creta will be significantly larger than the current model. It's likely to be around the size of the second-generation Kia Seltos. However, the company hasn't yet revealed its official dimensions.
In the video, the dashboard, steering wheel, and center screen are covered with thick covers, making it difficult to discern their design. However, a dual-tone color theme is visible in the cabin. The color combination looks quite subtle and attractive. Some colors and trims appear to be similar to the setup seen in the Kia Seltos and Citros. Two cupholders are also visible on the center console. However, the traditional gear lever is not visible in the video. It may be placed under a cover near the dashboard, or the new Creta may be equipped with a shift-by-wire system.
In the video, the host claims that the test model will only have two screens and not a triple-screen setup. However, this is just speculation. Previous spy images hinted at Hyundai's new Pleos Connect infotainment system. This could include a large central screen and a slim driver information display. Exact details are currently obscured due to the camouflage.
The test mule of the new Creta has been spotted with powered front seats. The current model only offers 8-way power adjustment for the driver's seat, while the front passenger seat is manual. The new generation is expected to feature motorized adjustment for both front seats. It will also feature a Boss Mode, allowing rear passengers to adjust the front passenger seat using buttons. The video also shows rear AC vents. The current Creta also offers this feature, along with fast charging USB ports.
The new Creta is expected to feature features like a panoramic sunroof, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a wireless charger, dual-zone climate control, ventilated seats, and Level 2 ADAS. Additionally, a 360-degree camera, front parking sensors, ambient lighting, and different drive and traction modes are also expected. Hyundai is eagerly awaiting official information regarding the new Creta's features and specifications.