Next-generation Hyundai Creta interior spied in India

Spy images from India give a first detailed local look at the next-generation Hyundai Creta’s cabin. The camouflaged development SUV shows a large central touchscreen, a slim driver display and a redesigned steering wheel. The prototype also offers a look at the centre console and passenger-seat controls. Hyundai has yet to announce the production cabin or an India launch date.

What the Creta spy images show

The central touchscreen sits separately from the slim display in front of the driver. The driver display appears set farther back in the dashboard. The images give a sense of the layout, while screen sizes, software and the functions available on each display still need confirmation.

A floating centre console holds two cupholders and extends into the armrest. The steering wheel appears to have scroll controls, and a rotary knob is visible beneath the centre screen. Its function is unclear. There are also buttons to adjust the front passenger seat from the rear, a feature that could make it easier for a rear passenger to free up legroom.

What is known about the India launch?

Reports have pointed to a 2027 launch window and a possible change to the infotainment software. The images show a test vehicle and offer limited evidence about what will make it into showrooms. Pricing, variant equipment, powertrain availability and any hybrid timetable are still open.

Is the cabin redesign a reason to wait?

If you are considering the current Hyundai Creta, compare the controls and features on the trim you would actually buy. The redesigned cabin may matter if you prefer a separate driver display, a different console layout or easier rear-seat access to the passenger-seat adjustment. Before waiting for the next model, look for confirmation of which trims get those features and how long deliveries will take.