On Thursday, Hyundai unveiled its new electric vehicle (EV), the Creta Electric SUV. The EV borrows bold features and elements from the Hyundai Ioniq range and has a range of almost three hundred miles. Discover the sublime new electric SUV below.
CRETA EV is a vital step as “our first electric SUV located in India,” Tarun Garg, chief operating officer of India at Hyundai, said at the event.
Although Hyundai has already sold more than 1. 1 million SUV Crete, the style “promises to redefine the market. “
Hyundai’s new electric SUV is a drastic improvement from the gas model. You can see new IONIQ-like design elements, including a new pixelated front grille, lower bumper, and LED tail lamp. It even includes new Active Air Flaps (AAF), Aero Alloy Wheels, and Low Rolling Resistance tires for improved efficiency and performance.
The new Hyundai Crete EV has two battery options, 42 and 51. 4 kWh. The first provides a 242 -mile Arai address (390 km), while the moment is for 293 miles (473 km).
With the fast DC charging, the electric SUV can be loaded from 10% to 80% in 58 minutes. Connected to the 11 kW wall box charger, it can be completely loaded (10% to 100%) in four hours.
The new Hyundai electric SUV includes improvements in fuel style with characteristics such as vehicle to charge (V2L) to force electronics and more strongly. It also has an ergonomic driving formula with cable change and a virtual key for comfort.
Well, I guess it probably won’t get the EPA standard of 300 miles. Maybe 240 miles. Assuming the specs are smart, if not excellent, then $25,000 seems smart to me.
The Hyundai Creta EV is available in four models: executive, smart, premium and excellence. Buyers can choose from 8 monotonous, two two-tone and three matte color options, adding an exclusive ocean blue with a black roof.
Hyundai will reveal costs as it gets closer to its official launch, scheduled for January 17, 2025, at the Bharat Mobility Global Exo. The petrol-powered CRETA 2024 starts at around $12,800 (RS 10. 99 Lakh), but the electric edition starts closer to $25,000 (Rs 22. 00 Lakh).
The bad news is that for those in the United States, Hyundai’s new Electric SUV is not expected to make the overseas. However, Hyundai is launching the new 202Five Ioniq Five and its first rows Ioniq Nine, any of which are eligible for the $7,500 tax credit.
What do you think of the new Creta Electric? Would you buy one for around $25,000? Or are you sticking with the IONIQ 5 or 9 models? Let us know in the comments.
Peter Johnson covers the step-by-step transformation of the automotive industry to electric vehicles. He is an experienced investor, a money editor, and an electric vehicle enthusiast. His enthusiasm for electric vehicles, basically Tesla, is one of the main reasons why he has pursued a career in the investment space. If he doesn’t tell you about his latest discoveries in the 10 km, you can locate him enjoying the outdoors or exercising.