Hyundai has introduced a new Lounge Edition for the Creta, Creta Electric and Alcazar, adding more rear-seat entertainment and cosmetic changes to their top-spec variants. The biggest addition is an 11.6-inch rear entertainment screen, while the Alcazar also gets a new five-seat configuration for the first time.
The Lounge Edition also brings a new Golden Bronze exterior colour, blacked-out exterior elements and an all-black cabin with silver accents. Prices start at ₹19.22 lakh for the Creta Lounge Edition.
The new edition commands a premium of up to ₹90,000 over the variants it is based on.
| Model | Lounge Edition | Standard variant | Premium |
| Creta King 1.5P CVT | ₹19.22 lakh | ₹18.69 lakh | ₹53,000 |
| Creta King 1.5D AT | ₹20.31 lakh | ₹19.78 lakh | ₹53,000 |
| Alcazar Signature 1.5D AT | ₹21.81 lakh | ₹20.91-21.10 lakh | ₹71,000-90,000 |
| Creta Electric Excellence LR | ₹24.34 lakh | ₹23.67 lakh | ₹67,000 |
The Creta Lounge Edition is available with the 1.5-litre petrol-CVT and 1.5-litre diesel-AT powertrains. The Creta Electric version is based on the Excellence LR 51.4kWh variant.
The biggest functional upgrade is the new 11.6-inch rear-seat entertainment screen. It supports OTT streaming, phone mirroring and gaming, with additional applications available through a dedicated app store.
The three SUVs also get white ambient lighting as part of the Lounge Edition package.
The Lounge Edition introduces Golden Bronze as a new exterior colour, while existing colour options continue to be available.
Hyundai has also given several exterior elements a black finish:
Wheel sizes remain unchanged: 18-inch wheels on the Creta and Alcazar, and 17-inch units on the Creta Electric.
Inside, all three models receive an all-black dashboard with silver-coloured inserts around the AC vents. The seats feature a new Lounge seat design pattern, while the headrest cushions carry Lounge embossing.
Other equipment remains identical to the respective standard variants on which the Lounge Edition is based.
The most significant change for the Alcazar is its new five-seat configuration. Until now, Hyundai’s three-row SUV has been offered in six- and seven-seat layouts.
The five-seat Lounge Edition is priced ₹90,000 higher than the seven-seat Signature variant and ₹71,000 higher than the six-seat Signature variant.
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The Lounge Edition primarily adds a more premium and entertainment-focused experience rather than mechanical upgrades. The rear entertainment screen, new styling elements, and five-seat Alcazar layout broaden the appeal of Hyundai’s SUVs, although buyers will have to decide whether these additions justify the premium over the standard top-spec variants.
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