Tata Curvv Vs Hyundai Creta 2025 : With each passing year, competition in the SUV segment has increased in India. Come 2025, it will see a clash of titans: Tata Motors vs. Hyundai. One is the bold and completely new Tata Curvv, while the other is the darling of mid-size SUVs, the Hyundai Creta 2025 Facelift. Both are assured to offer powerful features, premium interiors, and advanced technology. Let’s see which one of them may stand suited for your profile better.
Design And Looks
The amazing looks of Curvv have been maintained by Tata throughout the design, from concept to production. The Curvv has a very coupe-like sloping roofline with sharp LED DRLs, flush door handles, and, of course, bold attitudes to set it unmistakably apart from others. Huge factors to catch the eyes of the youth.
The New Hyundai Creta 2025 has also gone through a head-to-toe revamping. And, of course, the new bold grille connects to newly shaped LED tail lamps resting on muscular bumpers. More premium the feel of the Creta, while also sustaining the so-called SUV khaki, appeals to youngsters and the elderly alike.
If you lean mostly towards designs that are modernly tacky, you’d vote for Curvv. But Creta is on a charm offensive with polish and sophistication.
Interior And Comfort
The cabin of the Tata Curvv is futuristic in appearance. There are dual screens with mood lighting, a panoramic sunroof, and soft-touch materials for the dashboard. As in any of the EV lineup, Tata has ensured finished quality here too.
The rear seat space in Curvv is pretty decent, having sufficient headroom, along with being a coupé design.
This is because Hyundai has not lagged. The new Creta 2025, new 10.25-inch infotainment system, digital instrument cluster, and most interesting of all comfort of ventilated seats with the bliss of Bose were already included in ADAS-compatibility. Hyundai managed to provide comfort and practicality, but in a harmonic balance.
It gives utmost priority to insulated cabins, ride comfort, and noise suppression.
Of course, the Creta still has the slight edge when it comes to luxury and ease with user experience. Still cool, though, with the very modern layout and build quality involved in the business from Tata handing points to Curvv.
Engine And Performance
Curvv might receive two versions; namely: EV (Electric) and Petrol (with Turbo). The range expectation from the EV model would be with a claim around 500 km, whereas the petrol version, with 1.2L turbo engine delivering around 125 bhp, should be adequate.
Driving Dynamics Are Fully Electric
The Hyundai Creta 2025 gives three engine options: the 1.5L petrol engine, 1.5L turbo-petrol and 1.5L diesel engines. Among these, the turbo with 160 bhp is the most powerful in the class, while comfort and smoothness equal to Creta add charm to its long-distance drive.
If the best-performing and smoothest is what you seek, then the turbo option of the Creta stands as the best for you. On the other side, if you embrace the EV future, then Curvv EV is a package full of fun and environment-friendly, which you should understand.
Which SUV Would Prove To Be Of Better Value?
Tata Curvv starts at ₹1.2 million and goes up to -1.8 million (depending on the variant); however, this new Hyundai Creta 2025 is expected to hover around the ₹1.1 million mark.
Pricing is definitely favouring the Creta, but on the flip side, it comes with time-tested reliability and resale value. Curvv is a newcomer: future-ready with the design and offerings of an EV.
The straightforward choice of SUV for you is the Tata Curvv if contemporary design is matched with high-quality build and EV fun. If you want well-tested comfort alongside options with powerful engines, advanced tech, nothing runs neck and neck with the Hyundai Creta 2025.
SUVs will be racing neck-and-neck in the 2025 turf for SUVs. One gives a glimpse of the future; the other perfects the present.