Even after the arrival of the new Creta, in 2021, Hyundai decided to keep the old model, called Creta Action, in line. Although rumors over the years stated that the SUV with its 2015 look would be discontinued soon, the model is now gaining a life in the 2025 lineup.
However, this really must be his last breath. This is because the mechanical set that equips the Creta Action will be discontinued because it does not comply with emissions laws. And the brand is unlikely to put a more modern powertrain in the utility vehicle, which is expected to say goodbye to the Brazilian market with the arrival of the SUV’s restyling.
With a simpler proposal, Creta Action is well received due to its good cost-benefit. In the 2025 line, the model is priced at R$119,990. In other words, it costs less than the top Platinum Plus version of the HB20, which costs R$121,690. In addition to being much more affordable than the entry-level configuration of the new Creta, which starts at R$140,090.
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What is Creta Action like?
Starting with the engine, the Creta Action has a 1.6 16V aspirated engine under the hood that delivers 123 hp and 16 mkgf of torque with gasoline and 130 hp and 16.5 mkgf with ethanol. It is the only Hyundai model that still uses this engine. The transmission is always a six-speed automatic. According to Inmetro, consumption is 7.1 km/l in the city and 8.1 km/l on the highway with ethanol. With gasoline, it travels 9.7 km/l and 12.1 km/l, respectively.
Despite its simpler proposal, the SUV produced in Piracicaba (SP) has a reasonable list of equipment. In addition to external details such as mirrors with turn signal repeaters, body-colored door handles, roof bars, fog lights and 16” alloy wheels. These are items missing from many entry-level models. However, it lacks a multimedia center, digital instrument panel (there is only a small 3.5” screen in the center of the analog displays) or more safety items, for example.
The standard list features two airbags, a multifunctional steering wheel with height and depth adjustment, fabric seats, single-zone air conditioning, tire pressure monitoring, electric steering, twilight sensor, cruise control, electrically adjustable rear-view mirrors and a start system. stop. Finally, there is a simple radio, which features Bluetooth and USB and auxiliary inputs.
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