Hyundai puts rear-seat lounge kit across three Indian models
A rear-seat screen, a restyled cabin and small exterior tweaks now define a new top-end Lounge Edition across three Hyundai models in India.
- 29.46 cm (11.6 inches)
- Rs 19.21 lakh - Rs 20.45 lakh
- Rs 21.80 lakh - Rs 21.95 lakh
- Rs 24.34 lakh - Rs 25.22 lakh
What Happened
Hyundai Motor India has added a Lounge Edition to three of its models: Creta, Alcazar and the battery-powered Creta Electric. The package focuses on second-row occupants, pairing an entertainment screen with a revised cabin and minor exterior changes. Hyundai also keeps its existing premium audio setup in the package. All three are on sale, with ex-showroom pricing that begins at Rs 19.21 lakh.
- A screen measuring 29.46 cm (11.6 inches) is fitted for second-row passengers
- It streams OTT content and video, and supports interactive gaming
- Applications can be added through a certified app store
- A phone can mirror to the display
- It retains Bose's eight-speaker premium setup, with dedicated front-centre and low-frequency hardware
- Silver-coloured inserts with a fresh upholstery pattern
- Moonwhite mood illumination
- Rear headrest cushions carrying Lounge branding
- Black-finished exterior elements
- A new Golden Bronze paint colour
- King trims; 1.5-litre MPi petrol iVT or 1.5-litre U2 CRDi diesel AT
- Signature variant; 1.5-litre U2 CRDi diesel automatic with an exclusive five-seater layout
- Excellence Long Range grade with Home Charger configuration; also gets a dashcam plus a second-row wireless charging pad
- Rs 19.21 lakh to Rs 20.45 lakh
- Rs 21.80 lakh to Rs 21.95 lakh
- Rs 24.34 lakh to Rs 25.22 lakh
Hyundai's own Creta Electric features page lists an HD audio-video navigation unit measuring 26.03 cm (10.25 inches) on specified variants, plus wireless Android Auto, Apple CarPlay and Bluetooth. Chosen variants can also be ordered with a second-row wireless charger for a smartphone. Hyundai Bluelink connected-car services are part of the equipment, along with over-the-air updates covering both map and infotainment software. The Bose audio package with eight speakers, a front central speaker and a subwoofer is listed as available on selected variants.
Why this matters
The package gives buyers in India a chauffeured-style rear cabin on models that are already mainstream family choices, rather than a standalone new vehicle. It also widens the price ladder Hyundai can charge, from roughly Rs 19 lakh to about Rs 25 lakh ex-showroom, so shoppers comparing the three nameplates face a broader spread of trims and equipment.
Terms in This Story
- ex-showroom price
- The price of a vehicle before taxes such as road tax and before registration and insurance costs are added.
- over-the-air updates
- Software delivered to a vehicle remotely by the manufacturer, without a visit to a dealer.
- connected-car technology
- Features that link a vehicle to the internet so it can offer data-based or remote services.
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