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Hyundai Creta New Model 2027 Spotted in India with Major Interior Changes

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Hyundai Creta New Model 2027 has been spotted testing in India, and fresh spy footage has revealed several details about its redesigned cabin. The upcoming SUV is expected to receive a major interior update, including a large infotainment display, a new dashboard layout and additional comfort features.

The latest footage also gives a glimpse of the rear-seat area, while reports suggest that Hyundai could introduce electric front seats and more cabin space. The next-generation Creta is expected to arrive in India in 2027.

Hyundai Creta New Model 2027

The latest spy footage shows a redesigned dashboard with a large central infotainment display and a slim digital instrument screen behind the steering wheel. The system appears to use Hyundai’s newer Pleos Connect technology, which is expected to bring an updated interface and connected features.

The cabin follows a light-colour theme, with off-white and grey shades across the dashboard, seats and door panels. The centre console also appears to have a revised layout, giving the upcoming SUV a more modern look than the current model. Final design details may change before launch.

Hyundai Creta New Model 2027 Spotted in India with Major Interior Changes

Electric Front Seats and Rear Seat Features

One of the notable details is the possibility of electrically adjustable front seats. The front passenger seat could also get an electric Boss Mode function, allowing rear passengers to move the seat ahead for additional legroom. Hyundai already offers a similar feature on selected models.

At the rear, the spy footage appears to show a centre armrest with cup holders and rear AC vents. Reports also point to improved rear-seat space and a possible wireless charging facility. These features have not yet been confirmed for the India-spec production model.

New Platform and Expected Exterior Changes

The next-generation Creta is expected to move to Hyundai’s Global K3 platform, which is also used by the new Kia Seltos. This change could make the SUV larger than the current model and help improve cabin space.

Earlier spy shots have shown a boxier exterior design, revised grille, updated lighting elements, new alloy wheels and flush-type door handles. A radar sensor has also been spotted at the front, suggesting that advanced driver assistance systems could be offered. The final equipment list will be revealed closer to launch.

2027 Hyundai Creta Launch Timeline

Hyundai has not announced an official launch date for the new Creta. However, current reports indicate that the third-generation model could arrive in India in 2027, with a possible launch in the first half of the year.

More information about engine options, features and pricing is expected closer to its debut. The familiar petrol and diesel engines could continue, while a strong-hybrid option is also being reported. Hyundai has not confirmed the powertrain details yet.

For now, the latest spy footage offers an early look at the cabin changes planned for the next-generation Creta. A larger infotainment display, redesigned dashboard and possible electric seat functions could make the 2027 model a significant update over the current SUV.

Source Autocar India

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Devendra Batham

My name is Devendra Batham, and I am the Founder of Taza Trust, an automobile news platform dedicated to delivering the latest and most reliable updates.Driven by my passion for automobiles, I cover cars, bikes, electric vehicles, new launches, features, mileage, and reviews. Every article is carefully researched and written in simple, reader-friendly language.My goal is simple: to create content that informs, builds trust, and genuinely helps readers make better decisions.

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