Hyundai Creta N Line in images: Here is what we know so far?

Hyundai Motor India is gearing up to launch the Creta N Line, which will be the carmaker's third performance-oriented model after the i20 N Line and the Venue N Line. The Creta N Line will enter the market on March 11.

The Hyundai Creta N Line showcases a WRC-inspired design, marked by a sleeker grille and a new front bumper adorned with red inserts. It drives on new 18-inch alloy wheels complemented by red brake calipers at the front and rear, adding to its sporty demeanour. Side sills with red inserts, a revised rear design featuring a skid plate with red accents, and a twin-tip exhaust underscore its performance-oriented nature.

The N Line emblem is placed on the front (grille), side (front fenders), and rear (tailgate), signifying its special status within the Creta lineup.

The Creta N Line distinguishes itself with an all-black interior that closely mirrors the layout of the standard Creta but introduces a dynamic twist with extensive red inserts and 'N' badging prominently displayed on the gear knob, three-spoke steering wheel, and leatherette seats. The cabin's sporty appeal is further enhanced by metal accelerator and brake pedals, alongside red ambient lighting that adds depth and character.

The Creta N Line inherits a comprehensive suite of features from the standard model, including a 10.25-inch HD infotainment system, a digital cluster of the same size, and Smartsense Level 2 ADAS. Additional amenities such as front ventilated seats, an 8-way powered driver seat, dual-zone automatic climate control, a panoramic sunroof, over 70 Bluelink connected car features, and more than 148 voice recognition commands ensure a blend of comfort, convenience, and technology. Six airbags are standard across all the variants of every Hyundai car now.

Under the hood, the Creta N Line is powered by a 1.5-litre Kappa Turbo GDi petrol engine, delivering 160PS and 253Nm of torque. Unlike the standard Creta, which is limited to a 7-speed DCT for the turbo petrol unit, the N Line version offers both 6-speed manual and 7-speed DCT options. This model also benefits from a retuned suspension and a sportier exhaust note, aligning it with the characteristics of Hyundai's other N Line