Hyundai Creta news

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While majority of the models on this list registered an uptick in their month-on-month (MoM) and year-on-year (YoY) demand, there were a few cars whose numbers saw a small dip in October 2025 sales

Besides these expected features in this list, the 2025 Venue is confirmed to get a bigger 12.3-inch infotainment display compared to the Creta and Alcazar

The 2025 Venue does take styling cues from the bigger Hyundai SUV to bring it closer to the carmaker’s latest design language

The Korean carmaker will also be foraying into new segments and has confirmed that a MPV and an off-roader are also on the cards

The overall segment has witnessed over an 18 percent month-on-month growth in September, thanks to the new GST rates and festive season benefits

The Tata Nexon hit its all time highest sales of the year in September, while the Maruti Dzire also crossed the 20,000 units sales mark

Apart from Maruti Victoris, VinFast made its market debut in India with two electric SUVs, while several special editions and new variants of existing cars were also launched

With the price cut, the popular Hyundai SUV has become more affordable by up to Rs 72,000 depending on the variant and powertrain chosen

Many Hyundai cars have now become more affordable by over Rs 50,000, while a few models also get a price cut of more than Rs 1 lakh

The overall segment sales took a 7 percent hit in August 2025, with a decline of over 3,000 units compared to July 2025

Maruti dominated the sales chart in August 2025 with eight models out of the total 15 cars, and two cars each of Hyundai, Mahindra, Tata and Toyota

The revised prices will only be available from September 22, when the new GST rates are put into effect

Hyundai has announced a reduction in price effective September 22, 2025

The first week of September 2025 was quite buzzing for the Indian automotive industry as it witnessed many launches and, most importantly, the revision in GST slabs