New Lounge Edition adds an 11.6-inch rear entertainment screen, styling tweaks and a five-seat Alcazar option; mechanicals remain unchanged and prices carry modest premiums over the donor trims.
All three models get an 11.6-inch rear-seat entertainment system that supports streaming, mirroring, gaming and an app store.
Lounge Editions add Golden Bronze paint, multiple black exterior elements, white ambient lighting and revised all-black cabin trim.
Based on the respective SUVs' higher-spec variants, the new edition brings additional rear-seat equipment along with cosmetic changes to the exterior and interior. The biggest feature addition across all three models is an 11.6-inch rear entertainment display, while the Alcazar Lounge Edition also gets a new five-seat configuration. Until now, Hyundai's three-row SUV was available with six- and seven-seat layouts.
For the electric SUV, the Creta Electric Lounge Edition is based on the Excellence Long Range variant with the 51.4kWh battery and costs Rs. Rear-seat entertainment system added The main equipment upgrade on the Lounge Edition is an 11.6-inch screen for rear passengers. The system supports OTT content streaming, smartphone mirroring and gaming.
Hyundai has also added several black-finished exterior elements. Wheel sizes remain unchanged, with the Creta and Alcazar using 18-inch wheels, while the Creta Electric continues with 17-inch wheels. The Alcazar gets the most significant functional change, with the Lounge Edition adding a five-seat layout to the model's existing six- and seven-seat configurations.
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