Soon To Launch, Hyundai Creta Electricity Caught Camera Testing Road In India

Hyundai Creta EV. (Doc. RushLane)

The news of Hyundai Creta EV's presence was widely discussed and several times caught on camera testing the road, not in South Korea, but in India.

Recently, citing from Rushlane's website, Monday, December 30, the car was caught on camera again testing the road but this time it was conducting a homologation test by the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI), which indicated that it would soon launch.

The image shared is still fully covered with camouflage, but at first glance it's not much different from the ICE version. From the back, the lampline is almost the same as the existing Hyundai Creta Facelift released in India.

As previously reported by VOI, this one car is also rumored to be getting changes to the front where the front bumper is now closed like an electric car in general.

In addition, increasing the impression of sporty and different Creta EVs will also get a new set of rims with the same aero insertion as the Nexon EV facelift, with a size of 17 or 18 inches. The rim is rumored to have a function that can stabilize the vehicle.

The Creta EV interior is equipped with the latest triple-barreled steering wheel, and the transmission lever is no longer on the center console but behind the steering wheel. The arrangement is similar to some electric cars in general.

There is still not much information being shared, but it is reported that Creta EV will most likely get many modern features, including the panoramic roof to the Bose audio system.

The battery support is still not disclosed, but it is predicted from LG Chem with a capacity of 45 kWh which is expected to provide a distance from 300 to 450 km in one charge.