Here’s How Different The Hyundai Creta N-Line Looks From The Regular Creta

Hyundai has applied the N-Line treatment to the recently redesigned Creta facelift, the third N-Line product to be released in India. It receives the same N-Line treatment that we are accustomed to seeing in the already existing i20 N-Line and Venue N-Line. That includes revised mechanicals along with sharper external and interior appearance. Bookings have commenced for Rs 25,000, and the launch date is March 11. Now let's examine the Creta N Line's design changes against the regular Creta’s. 

Exterior Changes

The WRC influence makes the Hyundai Creta N Line appear far sportier than its basic sibling. A redesigned bumper design and a rectangular grille exclusive to the N Line provide the front of the car an appearance distinct from the standard model, which gets a different grille and a more sombre bumper design. N Line badging is present on the redesigned grille, as well as on the rear tailgate and fenders.

The side profile’s most prominent change has to be the 18-inch alloy wheels with red brake callipers, which adds a sportier appearance to the profile. In contrast, the standard car gets 17-inch alloys, though they’re well designed in their own right.

The red inserts can be seen splashed across the vehicle and the red inlays run towards the back on the side sill after beginning at the extremities of the front bumper. Just as forceful as the front is the back. The revised, sportier skid plate and twin exhaust setup further enhance the vehicle's sportiness factor at the rear. Overall, the Creta N Line, with its sportier exterior design does stand out and give the model its unique appearance. 

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Propelling the Creta N Line is Hyundai’s 160PS 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine. A 6-speed manual gearbox will be available for the Hyundai Creta N Line, making it ideal for drivers who like to shift manually. This engine will also be available with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission.

The Creta N-Line is all set to debut in India on March 11. N8 and N10 trims are the two variants that will be offered with the Creta N Line, and we suspect it to be priced from around Rs 17.5 lakh (ex-showroom). As a sportier option to the MG Astor and Skoda Kushaq, it will compete with vehicles like the VW Taigun GT and Kia Seltos GT Line when it is launched.