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Hyundai Creta
Hyundai Creta
Model range: R 449 900 – R 524 900
Selected: Creta 1.5 premium manual • Price: R 449 900
Selected: Creta 1.5 premium manual • Price: R 449 900
Model range: R 449 900 – R 524 900
Body type
Crossovers
Transmission
Manual
Fuel
Petrol
Drive
Front
Power
84 kW
Torque
144 Nm
Fuel consumption
6.5 L/100km
Monthly fuel cost
R 2 164/month
Body type
Crossovers
Transmission
Manual
Fuel
Petrol
Drive
Front
Power
84 kW
Torque
144 Nm
Fuel consumption
6.5 L/100km
Monthly fuel cost
R 2 164/month
Your monthly km driven
km/month
The entry-level option in the range, designed to keep monthly repayments and upfront costs lower.
VariantPrice
4x2 models
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72 mo • 10% deposit • 35% balloon • 10.75% APR
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cap 35%
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APR: 10.75%
Monthly: R 6 181
Estimated instalment based on a R 449 900 retail price, 10% deposit, 35% balloon, 72-month term at 10.75% APR. Not a dealer or manufacturer offer.
Balloon due: R 157 465
Insurance Estimator
Estimated monthly premium
R 1 550 – R 1 950
Rough estimate only. Assumes standalone comprehensive cover — multi-policy or loyalty discounts (typically 15–25%) are not reflected. Actual premium depends on your full risk profile, claims history, and insurer.
About the Hyundai Creta
The Hyundai Creta is a compact crossover available in South Africa across Premium and Executive specification levels powered by a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine with manual and automatic transmission options, including a Matt Edition finish on both trim levels for buyers who want a distinctive exterior appearance. It competes with the Kia Sonet, Suzuki Fronx, and Renault Kiger in the affordable crossover segment, and benefits from Hyundai's well-established dealer network and strong resale value credentials relative to Chinese alternatives at a similar price point. The Creta suits buyers who want a compact, city-friendly crossover with a recognised mainstream brand behind it and a comfortable, well-specified cabin for daily commuting and weekend use.
Who is the Creta best for?
- Compact crossover buyers who want Hyundai reliability and dealer coverage at a price below the larger Tucson
- Commuters comparing the Creta against the Kia Sonet and Suzuki Fronx on specification, warranty, and total cost of ownership
- Buyers who want the Matt Edition finish as a styling differentiator in the affordable crossover segment
- Urban and suburban drivers who want an automatic compact crossover with a raised driving position and modern features
Finance
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Adjust terms, deposit, and balloon to see how it affects your monthly payment.
72 mo • 10% deposit • 35% balloon • 10.75% APR
Months
%
cap 35%
%
APR: 10.75%
Monthly: R 6 181
Estimated instalment based on a R 449 900 retail price, 10% deposit, 35% balloon, 72-month term at 10.75% APR. Not a dealer or manufacturer offer.
Balloon due: R 157 465
Insurance Estimator
Estimated monthly premium
R 1 550 – R 1 950
Rough estimate only. Assumes standalone comprehensive cover — multi-policy or loyalty discounts (typically 15–25%) are not reflected. Actual premium depends on your full risk profile, claims history, and insurer.
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Next steps
No obligation. No commitment.
About the Hyundai Creta
The Hyundai Creta is a compact crossover available in South Africa across Premium and Executive specification levels powered by a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine with manual and automatic transmission options, including a Matt Edition finish on both trim levels for buyers who want a distinctive exterior appearance. It competes with the Kia Sonet, Suzuki Fronx, and Renault Kiger in the affordable crossover segment, and benefits from Hyundai's well-established dealer network and strong resale value credentials relative to Chinese alternatives at a similar price point. The Creta suits buyers who want a compact, city-friendly crossover with a recognised mainstream brand behind it and a comfortable, well-specified cabin for daily commuting and weekend use.
Who is the Creta best for?
- Compact crossover buyers who want Hyundai reliability and dealer coverage at a price below the larger Tucson
- Commuters comparing the Creta against the Kia Sonet and Suzuki Fronx on specification, warranty, and total cost of ownership
- Buyers who want the Matt Edition finish as a styling differentiator in the affordable crossover segment
- Urban and suburban drivers who want an automatic compact crossover with a raised driving position and modern features
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Creta 1.5 premium manual
R 449 900
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R 6 181
72 mo • 10% deposit • 35% balloon • 10.75% APR • Balloon plan