Creta EV is still being tested by Hyundai India in the nation. At the Auto Expo 2025, the automaker is anticipated to display the mid-size SUV’s electrified variant. We have a new look at an unmasked test mule in recent spy photos, and this time we also get to see inside the device.
What do the latest spy images of the Creta EV show?
The front and rear bumpers of the car are coated in a distinct shade of grey than the rest of the vehicle’s bodywork. The vehicle in question shared several characteristics with the current variant offered here, such as the silver alloy wheels.
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Two-tone black and beige upholstery, a four-spoke steering wheel, an auto-dimming inside rearview mirror, an electric parking brake, a rotary dial for the drive and traction modes, an armrest, and two pedals in the driver’s footwell are all shown in an interior photo of the Creta EV. A missing gear lever, a smaller touchscreen infotainment system, and what might be an extra stalk behind the steering wheel are notable deviations from the standard Creta. A dashcam is also installed on the front windscreen of the test vehicle; this feature was most recently added to the Exter B-SUV.
Creta EV battery specs
The forthcoming Creta EV’s powertrain details have not been made public by Hyundai. The battery pack for the model is anticipated to be between 55 and 60 kWh, and it will have a range of about 550 kilometres on a single full charge.