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2017 Hyundai Creta facelift to get new dual-tone colours, Android Auto and more

A brochure of the vehicle seems to have leaked out, which reveals some interesting options in the upcoming 2017 Hyundai Creta models.

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Tech2 News Staff|Mar 29, 2017, 13:06:08 IST

The mid-size Hyundai Creta was quite the success last year, so much so that Hyundai Motors even launched a 1st Anniversary Edition along with the standard models. The model that had more more than 1,25,000 units globally arrived in India back in August 2016 and has coaxed Hyundai to increase its SUV offering in the country as well. 2017 however is a new year and with the much awaited 2017 variant yet to arrive, a brochure of the vehicle seems to have leaked out, which reveals some interesting options in the upcoming Creta models.The leaked document acquired by TeamBHP, reveals plenty. There's a new dual-tone shade offered with the Creta SX+ variant. This include Polar White and Red Passion both of which come with a Phantom Black colour roof.[caption id="attachment_369228" align="aligncenter" width="640"]Image: Team-BHP Image: Team-BHP[/caption]Interiors too get refreshed look with all black interiors and red with black seat upholstery.Add to the interior package, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay and Mirrorlink connectivtity. Also mentioned in the brochure is Arkamys Sound Mood available on some variants.Coming to the powertrain, the Creta E+ now gets a 1.4-litre CRDi diesel engine option but skips on some features that were available in the petrol variant.Currently, the Creta 1st Anniversary Edition is the most expensive outgoing model which packs in the maximum number of goodies and is priced at Rs 12,23,851 and Rs 13,76,699 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

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First Published:Mar 29, 2017, 13:06:08 IST
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