Creta has been a hot seller for Hyundai, and over the years, the vehicle has been through various facelifts and generational changes. With the last changes, Hyundai had introduced an all-new performance-oriented version as well. Although these were pretty expensive back then, now they are available for a discount of Rs 60,000, following the GST rate cut that went into effect from September 22. The Creta N Line is available for the price of Rs 17.83 lakh after the GST price cuts.
As per a report by Mint, the maximum savings are available for the N8 DCT variant of the Hyundai Creta N Line, which ranges between Rs 51,000 and Rs 60,000 based on the variants.
Hyundai has discontinued the base N8 variant with a manual gearbox for the Creta N Line portfolio. The manual transmission is now only available on the N10 trim, which has been priced at Rs 19.02 lakh, down from the previous price of Rs 19.53 lakh ex-showroom. With the new discount, the automatic models are now more pocket-friendly than the manual version of the SUV.
The discount has been possible due to the revised tax structure for many goods and services. Under the new GST scheme, the passenger vehicles will now draw an 18% GST, down from the previous 28% GST. Also, the GST Council has abolished the compensation cess on passenger vehicles. With the new changes, the cars have become cheaper across different segments owing to reduced total tax incidence.
Discount Details
| Hyundai Creta N Line Variant | Price Before GST Cut | Price After GST Cut | Overall price Cut |
| N8 DCT | Rs 17.43 lakh | Rs 17.83 lakh | Rs 60,000 |
| N10 Mt | Rs 19.53 lakh | Rs 19.02 lakh | Rs 51,000 |
| N10 DCT | Rs 20.49 Lakh | Rs 19.95 lakh | Rs 54,000 |
Creta N Line Specs
The Hyundai Creta N Line is powered by a 1.5-litre turbocharged GDi petrol engine, which is now available with transmission options of a six-speed manual gearbox and a seven-speed DCT automatic unit. The engine is capable of churning out close to 157 bhp peak power at 5,500 rpm and 253 Nm of maximum torque between 1,500 – 3,500 rpm.
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