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Vehicle catalogue/Hyundai/Creta

Hyundai

Creta

2020-2023 generation · 1.4 l Kappa turbo GDi petrol · 7-speed DCT

E20 Ready
Your E20 answerE20 Ready
Model years2020–2023
Government documentReady to open

What this label means: E20 is the standard petrol at every Indian pump, tested by ARAI over 40,000 to 60,000 km. Your car runs on it today.

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E20 Ready

This Hyundai Creta is E20 Ready for the model years shown.

Its official document is included below, alongside the car details you need for the road.

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Car details

Your car at a glance

Model years
2020–2023
Variant
2020-2023 generation · 1.4 l Kappa turbo GDi petrol · 7-speed DCT
Fuel
Petrol
Transmission
DCT
Engine
1.4 l Kappa turbo GDi petrol
Tank capacity
50 litres
Tyre pressure
205/65 R16: 33/33 psi · 215/60 R17: 33/33 psi
Fuel economy reference
16.8 km/l on petrol (pre-E20 label)

Tyre pressure varies by generation, tyre size and load. Use this car's driver-door placard; FuelSaathi will not infer a PSI from its model name.

Mileage for your use

Choose your car and usual driving.

Choose your car first. FuelSaathi will start with a real-world range for similar cars, then adapt it to your driving.

Your usual driving
India segment and car-reference starting range12.1–14.5 km/l

Around 13.3 km/lNeutral conditions used for the starting range

Source
Expected for your use
Litres per 1,000 km
75.2 L
Fuel cost per 1,000 km
₹7,678

What to do first

  1. For mixed use, avoid the worst traffic where the route allows it.
  2. Keep tyre pressure and scheduled service consistent across each measurement.
  3. Record 3 complete tank-to-tank intervals so your measured result replaces this starting range.
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Where this range comes from

The starting anchor uses ICCT's FY2019-20 average real-world petrol consumption for Indian hatchbacks, sedans and SUVs. This car's available mileage reference contributes a smaller part, and road mix, traffic, trip length, tyres and service then place the estimate within a range.

The selected year widens the range for older cars, because their condition histories vary more. It does not automatically lower the centre figure. A measured 3-fill result or the mileage you enter replaces the model.

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Owner essentials

Official owner guidance for this car.

Apply a transmission-specific item only to the gearbox named on the card. Tyre pressures must also match the fitted tyre size and load condition.

Tyre pressure

205/65 R16: 33/33 psi · 215/60 R17: 33/33 psi

Normal load, front/rear, checked cold; match the fitted size on the driver's label

Open official documentp2-11
Engine oil interval

10,000 km or 12 months

Severe use: 7,500 km or 6 months

Open official documentpp8-12, 8-16
DCT fluid

No routine check or service under normal use

Applies to DCT

Severe use: Hyundai lists automatic transmission fluid replacement every 100,000 km. Replace after water submersion and use Hyundai service for the fitted 7-speed DCT

Open official documentpp8-11, 8-12, 8-16

Car details

Useful figures for this car.

FuelUp to 20% ethanol — today's E20 pump petrol is fine

RON 91+ · certified

Official document, p5
Fuel tank50 litresOfficial document, p4
Engine output140 PS · 242 NmOfficial document, p4

The documents

Manuals, statements and source records

ARAI Reaffirms Rigorous Validation Standards for E20 Ethanol-Blended Fuel and Vehicle Performance

Press Information Bureau, Government of India

Open official document: ARAI Reaffirms Rigorous Validation Standards for E20 Ethanol-Blended Fuel and Vehicle PerformanceSee cars covered

Creta owner's manual, September 2020 - January 2024 generation (live OEM copy)

Hyundai Motor India Ltd.

Open official owner’s manual: Creta owner's manual, September 2020 - January 2024 generation (live OEM copy)See cars covered

Hyundai CRETA brochure, Jan-Feb 2023 (live OEM copy)

Hyundai Motor India Ltd.

Open official manufacturer PDF: Hyundai CRETA brochure, Jan-Feb 2023 (live OEM copy)See cars covered

Creta owner's manual, September 2020 - January 2024 generation (live OEM copy)

Hyundai Motor India Ltd.

Open official owner’s manual: Creta owner's manual, September 2020 - January 2024 generation (live OEM copy)See cars covered
Catalogue update

6 August 2026

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