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Maruti Suzuki Invicto
78% Match
E Petrol 1.5L Manual
₹10.91 - ₹20.46 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Nearly Half the Price
At ₹10.9 lakh ex-showroom versus ₹24.97 lakh for the Invicto, the Creta is dramatically more affordable to buy.
Tighter Turning Circle
A 5.3 m turning radius and compact 4330mm length make the Creta easier to manoeuver and park in tight city spaces.
Traction Control Included
The Creta gets a Traction Control System (TCS) which is absent on the Invicto's spec sheet.
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Maruti Suzuki Invicto
Performance
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Technology
Safety
Ownership
Practicality
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Zeta Plus Hybrid (Electric + Petrol) Automatic 7 STR
₹24.97 - ₹28.7 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Hybrid Efficiency & Range
The Invicto's hybrid setup delivers an ARAI-rated 23.24 kmpl and a claimed 1208 km driving range, far beyond a typical petrol hatch-based SUV.
5-Star Safety Rating
The Invicto carries a 5-Star Bharat NCAP rating, whereas the Creta's crash rating is listed as not tested.
Full Touchscreen Infotainment Suite
It comes with an 8-inch touchscreen, Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, 6 speakers and voice command, while the Creta trim here has no infotainment screen or Bluetooth at all.
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Hyundai Creta
The Creta's lower price, compact footprint, and simpler running costs make it a more practical daily driver than the significantly pricier, larger Invicto.
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Why Creta for you?
Much lower upfront cost
At ₹10.9 lakh ex-showroom versus ₹24.97 lakh for the Invicto, the Creta is far easier on the wallet for someone using it mainly for daily commuting.
Compact and easier to manage in traffic
With a shorter length (4330mm) and smaller turning radius (5.3m) compared to the Invicto's much larger 4755mm body, the Creta is easier to park and maneuver in city traffic.
Rear parking sensors included
The Creta offers rear parking sensors as standard which helps in daily city driving, while the Invicto relies only on a reverse camera without sensors.
Find out how the Hyundai Creta and Maruti Suzuki Invicto stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Invicto dominates on comfort, interior quality, technology and practicality thanks to its hybrid powertrain, 7-seat layout and touchscreen suite, while the Creta's flat, compressed profile (this base trim lacks infotainment, alloys and auto features) shows it wins almost solely on value and basic ownership costs.
Hybrid Efficiency & Range
The Invicto's hybrid setup delivers an ARAI-rated 23.24 kmpl and a claimed 1208 km driving range, far beyond a typical petrol hatch-based SUV.
5-Star Safety Rating
The Invicto carries a 5-Star Bharat NCAP rating, whereas the Creta's crash rating is listed as not tested.
Full Touchscreen Infotainment Suite
It comes with an 8-inch touchscreen, Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, 6 speakers and voice command, while the Creta trim here has no infotainment screen or Bluetooth at all.
A Trade-off
At ₹10.9 lakh ex-showroom versus ₹24.97 lakh for the Invicto, the Creta is dramatically more affordable to buy.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise value and comfort.

Nearly Half the Price
At ₹10.9 lakh ex-showroom versus ₹24.97 lakh for the Invicto, the Creta is dramatically more affordable to buy.
Tighter Turning Circle
A 5.3 m turning radius and compact 4330mm length make the Creta easier to manoeuver and park in tight city spaces.
Traction Control Included
The Creta gets a Traction Control System (TCS) which is absent on the Invicto's spec sheet.
Electric Tailgate Release
The Creta features an electric tailgate release for the boot, a small convenience not listed on the Invicto's simpler cabin-release setup.
Extendable Warranty
Hyundai backs the Creta with a 3-year/unlimited km warranty extendable up to 7 years, giving long-term ownership flexibility.
Strengths for those who prioritise range, safety and features.

Hybrid Efficiency & Range
The Invicto's hybrid setup delivers an ARAI-rated 23.24 kmpl and a claimed 1208 km driving range, far beyond a typical petrol hatch-based SUV.
5-Star Safety Rating
The Invicto carries a 5-Star Bharat NCAP rating, whereas the Creta's crash rating is listed as not tested.
Full Touchscreen Infotainment Suite
It comes with an 8-inch touchscreen, Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, 6 speakers and voice command, while the Creta trim here has no infotainment screen or Bluetooth at all.
7-Seat Captain Seating with Third Row
The Invicto offers 3 rows and 7 seats with captain seats and adjustable third-row headrests, versus the Creta's 5-seat, 2-row layout.
Richer Comfort & Convenience Features
Cruise control, keyless push-button start, automatic climate control across three rows, and an air purifier are all present on the Invicto but missing on this Creta variant.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.