Buying a Creta

• Hyundai's online booking takes ₹11,000 for the Creta, the Creta N Line and the Creta EV.
• The booking binds only once the dealer has accepted it and the full price and the supporting documents are in; until then it is a request. The ₹11,000 counts towards the invoice.
• Cancel by writing to the dealer with the booking form and the payment receipt. The refund is the booking amount less any processing fee the dealer bore for the online payment and the applicable cancellation charges, and a cancelled order cannot be restored on the same booking reference.
• If the car is not satisfactory after the test drive, the booking can be cancelled and the dealer refunds the booking amount.

1. Book online for ₹11,000, choosing the variant, colour, city and dealer, or book at the dealer's showroom.
2. Arrange the loan if you take one; the state then charges a hypothecation fee on the registration.
3. Pay the balance. The dealer confirms the delivery date on receiving it.
4. The dealer raises the invoice with the booking amount adjusted; the car is insured and registered with the state's transport office before delivery.
5. Take delivery once the full price is paid and the registration number is allotted; the dealer checks the original documents at delivery.

Creta delivery time is set by the dealer: Hyundai's booking terms have the dealer confirm the expected delivery date once the balance is paid, and tell the buyer if there is a waiting period. For any question on delivery, quote the booking reference number and its date.

Every state asks for the seven documents in the table below, and a car loan adds Form 34. The application goes to the registering authority within 7 days of taking delivery; Hyundai's booking terms also ask for the original documents at delivery.

Some states also ask for a PAN card copy (or Form 60 or 61), the dealer's and the manufacturer's invoices, passport-size photographs, proof of date of birth, a pencil print of the chassis and engine numbers and the municipal corporation's parking fee. Form 20 takes as proof of address the electoral roll, a life insurance policy, a passport or a pay slip from a central or state government office or a local body, or another document the state prescribes. Your state's transport department has its own list.

The EX(O) 1.5 MPi Petrol IVT costs ₹17,08,341 on the road in Delhi: ₹14,49,700 ex-showroom, ₹1,44,970 of road tax, ₹1,930 of registration fees, ₹30,000 of city charges, ₹14,497 of TCS, ₹66,744 of insurance and the ₹500 FASTag. Every line but the FASTag is set by the state, the city, the insurer or the income tax rule.

A handling or logistics charge, an accessories pack, an extended warranty and a service package are lines a dealer may add on top of the ₹17,08,341. None is a tax or a fee the state sets: ask for each as a separate line. The accessories, the warranty and the service package are optional purchases; Creta handling charges has Hyundai's own prices for the warranty and service packs.

A Creta showroom near you is on the dealer list of your city's page: 56 cities have one, each with its showrooms and workshops by name and address, as on 1 November 2026, beside the Creta's on road price there.