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The Classic Reinvents Itself: Creta Action 2025 Offers Comfort and Economy
The automotive market witnesses the persistence of an icon, the Hyundai Creta Action. In its 2025 version, the vehicle maintains the design that won over drivers, combining the reliability of a well-established model with the advantage of being more affordable than the contemporary HB20 Platinum Plus. This launch reinforces Hyundai’s position in the entry segment, offering a robust and economical alternative, according to Quatrorodas.
Design and Value: The Unbeatable Duo of Creta Action
The Creta Action 2025, with its familiar look, starts at an initial price of R$ 119,990, positioning itself as an attractive option against the HB20 Platinum Plus. The model is powered by a 1.6 flex engine with up to 130 hp and 16.5 kgfm, paired with a six-speed automatic transmission, a unique configuration that is no longer found in the HB20 and was also not adopted by the new generation Creta.
Equipment: The Essentials Without Complicating
However, Hyundai chose to maintain the effective simplicity in the Creta, equipping it with essential features such as analog air conditioning, electric steering, and a trip computer. It offers safety guaranteed by stability and traction controls, in addition to a hill start assist. The absence of a multimedia center is compensated by an integrated radio system, which includes Bluetooth and USB ports, keeping the focus on functionality.
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Colors and Accessibility: Thinking of the Consumer
Available in five colors at no additional cost, the Creta Action offers customization without breaking the bank. Furthermore, the model stands out as a viable choice for the PcD audience, falling below the ceiling set for maximum tax discounts.
Technical Specifications of the Hyundai Creta Action 2025
| Item | Description |
| Price | R$ 119,990 |
| Engine | 1.6 Flex, 130 hp, 16.5 kgfm |
| Transmission | Six-speed automatic |
| Rear Brakes | Drum |
| Suspension | Torsion axle |
| Air Conditioning | Analog single-zone |
| Steering | Electric |
| Trip Computer | 3.5″ |
| Headlights | Automatic with halogen lamps |
| Wheels | 16-inch alloy (205/65 tires) |
| Safety | Stability and traction controls, hill start assist |
| Airbags | Two, as required by law |
| Audio System | Radio with Bluetooth and USB ports |
| Available Colors | Onyx Black, Atlas White, Sand Silver, Brisk Silver, Silk Gray |
Therefore, the Hyundai Creta Action positions itself as an ideal entry-level configuration for those seeking a complete, affordable vehicle tailored to daily needs. Hyundai demonstrates, once again, its ability to innovate while maintaining the tradition and trust that its customers place in the brand.
?? Inovar ?? Freio traseiro a tambor
Pagar 119K pra andar num carro Altinho, e charlar de “SUV” é “um pouco caro demais”. Ainda mais que é desprovido de tudo.
Bom que há mentes de todos os tipo no mundo…