Three made-in-India Hyundai EVs confirmed after Creta Electric

Around the sidelines of what happens to be the most important launch for Hyundai this year, the South Korean carmaker is leaking details about its future EV plans for the Indian market. In a recent report, Hyundai India’s head revealed the carmaker’s plans to introduce three new made-in-India EVs after the launch of the Creta Electric. Read on to know more about the upcoming Hyundai EVs in India. 

Three new Hyundai EVs incoming

As Hyundai India is gearing up to launch the Creta Electric SUV, the carmaker wants to keep the ball rolling with as many as three electric SUVs following the Creta Electric in the coming years. While details around the launch timeline are still under wraps, we know that the upcoming Hyundai EVs will be heavily localised to have a competitive edge.

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The Hyundai Creta Electric is a direct EV conversion from the ICE Creta, however, that could change with the upcoming Hyundai EVs. As per the report, the upcoming made-in-India Hyundai EVs will have a mix of both ICE-derived and born electric vehicles, catering to varied customer sets, with the common factor being competitive pricing.

We are yet to get clarity on bodystyles and segments these upcoming EVs will play with. However, the report reveals that the carmaker is actively considering multiple bodystyles and segments, for mass adoption of EVs. Hence, it is safe to assume that we can expect both low-cost small EVs and premium EVs from the South Korean carmaker in the coming years. A few models carrying high likelihood of being launched in the Indian market are the Inster EV and Ioniq 6 EV. 

Hyundai Creta Electric launch details

The 2025 Hyundai Creta Electric is all set to be launched in India at the Bharat Mobility Global Auto Expo 2025. It will offer two battery options, which include a 42kWh pack offering a claimed range of 390 km and a 51.4kWh (long range) option providing 473 km on a single charge. Variants specced with the long-range battery pack can accelerate from 0-100 km/h in just 7.9 seconds.

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The Hyundai Creta Electric can be charged from 10% to 80% in 58 minutes with DC fast charging. With the 11kW Smart Connected Wall Box charger, it can fully charge from 10% to 100% in around 4 hours using AC home charging. The Hyundai Electric bookings are already open at the website and local dealerships ahead of launch.

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