Published : 03 June 2026
Read Time : 5 min
Author: V3Cars Editorial Desk
Hyundai have revised the prices of the Creta and Creta N Line for June 2026. The biggest update is that Hyundai have discontinued the Creta N Line N8 turbo petrol-automatic variant with the dual-clutch transmission (DCT). In terms of price changes, the Creta E diesel-manual variant got the biggest hike of Rs. 12,800, while the Creta E petrol-manual variant became costlier by Rs. 11,700. Most other petrol variants got a smaller price hike of Rs. 800. The Creta N Line N10 DCT is the only variant in this update to get a small price cut of Rs. 100.

The following table presents the old vs new ex-showroom prices of the 2026 Hyundai Creta 1.5L normal petrol-manual variants for June 2026, along with the variant-wise price difference and percentage change:
For the 1.5L normal petrol-manual Creta, Hyundai have increased the prices of all variants in June 2026. The base E variant gets the biggest petrol-manual hike of Rs. 11,700, taking its new price to Rs. 10.91 lakh. The EX variant is dearer by Rs. 2,800, while most other variants get a much smaller hike of Rs. 800. The King dual-tone variant gets a Rs. 1,300 hike and now costs Rs. 17.43 lakh.
The following table presents the old vs new ex-showroom prices of the 2026 Hyundai Creta 1.5L normal petrol-automatic variants with the continuously variable transmission (CVT) for June 2026, along with the variant-wise price difference and percentage change:
Hyundai have increased the prices of all 1.5L normal petrol-automatic Creta variants in June 2026. Most variants get a uniform price hike of Rs. 800, while the King dual-tone variant gets a slightly higher increase of Rs. 1,300. The updated Creta petrol-automatic prices now start from Rs. 14.50 lakh for the EX (O) variant and go up to Rs. 18.84 lakh for the King dual-tone variant.
The following table presents the old vs new ex-showroom prices of the 2026 Hyundai Creta N Line 1.5L turbo petrol-manual variants for June 2026, along with the variant-wise price difference and percentage change:
For the Creta N Line 1.5L turbo petrol-manual, Hyundai have increased the prices of both N10 variants. The N10 variant is now dearer by Rs. 800, while the N10 dual-tone variant gets a Rs. 1,300 price hike. Their updated ex-showroom prices now stand at Rs. 19.03 lakh and Rs. 19.18 lakh, respectively.
The following table presents the old vs new ex-showroom prices of the 2026 Hyundai Creta and Creta N Line 1.5L turbo petrol-automatic variants with the dual-clutch transmission for June 2026, along with the variant-wise price difference and percentage change:
The 1.5L turbo petrol-automatic lineup gets the most important change in this June 2026 price revision. Hyundai have discontinued the Creta N Line N8 DCT variant, which was earlier priced at Rs. 17.83 lakh. With this variant removed, buyers who want a Creta N Line automatic now have to consider the N10 DCT, which costs Rs. 19.95 lakh, or the N10 dual-tone DCT, which costs Rs. 20.10 lakh. The Creta N Line N10 DCT is the only variant to get a price cut, although the reduction is only Rs. 100.
The following table presents the old vs new ex-showroom prices of the 2026 Hyundai Creta 1.5L turbo diesel-manual variants for June 2026, along with the variant-wise price difference and percentage change:
Hyundai have increased the prices of all 1.5L turbo diesel-manual variants of the Creta in June 2026. The base E variant gets the biggest hike of Rs. 12,800, taking its new price to Rs. 12.53 lakh. The EX, EX (O), S (O), S (O) Knight, SX Premium and SX Premium dual-tone variants are now dearer by Rs. 3,800. The King and King dual-tone variants get larger hikes of Rs. 5,800 and Rs. 6,300, respectively.
The following table presents the old vs new ex-showroom prices of the 2026 Hyundai Creta 1.5L turbo diesel-automatic variants with the torque converter transmission for June 2026, along with the variant-wise price difference and percentage change:
Hyundai have increased the prices of all 1.5L turbo diesel-automatic Creta variants in June 2026. The EX (O) and S (O) variants get a price hike of Rs. 3,800. The King and King Knight variants are now costlier by Rs. 5,800, while the King dual-tone gets the highest diesel-automatic hike of Rs. 6,300. The updated Creta diesel-automatic prices now start from Rs. 16.08 lakh and go up to Rs. 20.11 lakh.
Overall, the June 2026 price revision for the Hyundai Creta and Creta N Line is mild for most petrol variants, but the diesel variants see bigger hikes. The biggest price hike is for the Creta E diesel-manual, which is now Rs. 12,800 more expensive. The Creta E petrol-manual follows with a Rs. 11,700 hike.
However, from a buyer’s perspective, the bigger lineup change is in the N Line automatic range. Hyundai have discontinued the Creta N Line N8 DCT, which raises the starting price for a Creta N Line automatic by about Rs. 2.12 lakh.
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