Judging by the sheer amount of camo material on the test cars, it looks like Hyundai is once again going for something completely out-of-the-box design-wise. Another major highlight of the upcoming Creta will be the Pleos infotainment system, with a massive giant centre-staged screen controlling everything, (I wonder what could go wrong).

 Regardless, we expect to see the Pleos system in top models only in the beginning. Engine-wise, we expect the petrol and diesel engines to continue, with a hybrid thrown into the mix to take on the likes of the upcoming Duster Hybrid, Seltos Hybrid, and current Grand Vitara etc.

There are no clear spy shots of the interior yet, but you can expect the usual like redesigned seats, more colours, and better-equipped base models etc. Another major thing with the upcoming Creta has to be the now much-questioned 5-star safety rating, which its in-house rival Seltos already has. Price-wise, we think this time Creta facelift will be more affordable given Seltos, Taigun, and Kushaq have reduced base model prices after facelifts by Rs 50,000 to Rs 1 lakh to stay relevant.