Hyundai Creta Gets Up to Rs 1.20 Lakh Off in November 2026 — Full Variant-Wise List

The Numbers First

Hyundai has opened November with a benefits package across almost its entire range, and the Creta is at the centre of it. The Creta N Line carries benefits of up to Rs 1.20 lakh, the standard petrol Creta up to Rs 1.10 lakh, and the petrol CVT variants up to Rs 1 lakh. The base E petrol variant gets up to Rs 95,000. Diesel Creta buyers get a scrappage benefit of Rs 5,000 and nothing else.

Read the fine print before you celebrate. Most of that headline figure is not a cash discount. On the N Line, the package is Rs 20,000 cash, a Rs 25,000 Diwali bonus, Rs 30,000 exchange or Rs 50,000 scrappage, and a Rs 25,000 upgrade benefit. If you are not exchanging a car and not scrapping one, you are looking at roughly Rs 45,000, not Rs 1.20 lakh.

Hyundai model	Maximum benefit in November 2026	Price range, ex-showroom
Creta N Line	Up to Rs 1.20 lakh	Rs 19.03 lakh to Rs 19.95 lakh
Creta petrol	Up to Rs 1.10 lakh	Rs 10.91 lakh to Rs 20.14 lakh
Creta petrol CVT	Up to Rs 1 lakh	Within the above range
Creta base E petrol	Up to Rs 95,000	Rs 10.91 lakh
Creta diesel	Rs 5,000 scrappage only	Within the above range
Creta Electric	Up to Rs 80,000 on two long-range variants	Rs 18.03 lakh to Rs 23.82 lakh
Alcazar petrol	Up to Rs 90,000	Rs 14.51 lakh to Rs 21.81 lakh
Verna older CVT stock	Up to Rs 1.05 lakh	Rs 10.99 lakh to Rs 18.31 lakh
Grand i10 Nios	Up to Rs 73,000	Rs 5.60 lakh to Rs 8.09 lakh
i20	Up to Rs 63,000	Rs 6.00 lakh to Rs 10.44 lakh
Venue	Rs 5,000 scrappage only	Rs 8.00 lakh to Rs 15.65 lakh
Bayon	Rs 5,000 scrappage only	Rs 10.00 lakh to Rs 18.15 lakh

Why Some Cars Get Nothing

The pattern is the clearest signal in the whole circular. The Venue and the newly launched Bayon get only a Rs 5,000 scrappage benefit, because both are moving without help. The Creta N Line and the older Verna CVT stock get the biggest packages, because those are the cars a dealer wants off the floor before the financial year closes. The diesel Creta gets almost nothing, which reflects both weak diesel demand in this segment and the fact that Hyundai would rather you bought a petrol or the Creta Electric.

The Creta Electric offers are worth a separate note. Hyundai is giving up to Rs 80,000 on the Smart (O) Long Range HC and Excellence Long Range HC variants, and up to Rs 50,000 on the others. On a car priced between Rs 18.03 lakh and Rs 23.82 lakh, that is a modest package compared with what some rivals are doing on electric stock, and it suggests Hyundai is not yet under pressure on the Creta Electric.

What It Means Against Rivals

The Creta competes with the Kia Seltos, Tata Sierra, Renault Duster, Maruti Suzuki Victoris and Skoda Kushaq, and the segment has been unusually busy since the festive season began. A Rs 1.10 lakh package on a Rs 15 lakh petrol Creta is roughly 7 percent of the transaction, which is enough to change a buying decision at the margin, especially for a buyer trading in an older car. If you are scrapping a 15-year-old vehicle, the Rs 50,000 scrappage option stacks with the cash and Diwali components and gets you closest to the advertised number.

What This Means for You

Three practical points. First, ask the dealer to break the offer down in writing into cash, exchange, scrappage and upgrade components, because the headline number assumes you qualify for every part. Second, if you are buying a diesel Creta, negotiate hard on accessories and extended warranty instead, since the cash side is effectively closed. Third, offers vary by city and depend on stock, so compare at least two dealerships. Check what the Creta costs on the road in your state with the on-road price tool, and stack it against the Seltos and Sierra on the Creta model page.

(Sources: Hyundai Motor India November 2026 dealer offer circular as reported by autocarindia.com, 2 November 2026. Offers vary by city and are subject to stock availability. Images: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.)

::KEY_NUMBERS:: Maximum Creta N Line benefit | Rs 1.20 lakh Petrol Creta benefit | up to Rs 1.10 lakh Diesel Creta benefit | Rs 5,000 Creta price range | Rs 10.91-20.14 lakh ::TLDR:: Hyundai's November 2026 offers run up to Rs 1.20 lakh on the Creta N Line and Rs 1.10 lakh on petrol Creta variants The package is mostly Diwali bonus, exchange or scrappage benefit and upgrade incentive rather than a straight cash discount Diesel Creta buyers get only a Rs 5,000 scrappage benefit, the weakest offer in the range Creta Electric gets up to Rs 80,000 on two long-range variants and up to Rs 50,000 on the rest ::PULLQUOTE:: The biggest discount in Hyundai's November list is on the N Line, which tells you exactly which Creta variants are sitting in dealer stock. ::SOURCES:: Hyundai Motor India dealer circular as reported by Autocar India