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Hyundai Creta
68% Match
E Petrol 1.5L Manual
₹10.91 - ₹20.46 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Bigger, More Powerful Engine
The Creta's 1.5L 113bhp/143.8Nm engine outmuscles the Magnite's 1.0L 71bhp/96Nm unit for stronger real-world performance.
Roomier Cabin & Bigger Boot
At 4330mm long with a 2610mm wheelbase and 433L boot, the Creta is noticeably larger than the Magnite's 3994mm length and 336L boot.
Keyless Central Locking & Electric Tailgate
The Creta offers keyless central locking and an electric tailgate release, versus the Magnite's manual key-operated locks and cabin-release boot opener.
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Hyundai Creta
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Practicality
Value

Visia Petrol Manual
₹5.69 - ₹11.16 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
5-Star Global NCAP Safety Rating
The Magnite carries a 5-Star Global NCAP rating while the Creta's crash-test status is listed as not tested, giving the Magnite a clear edge in proven crash safety.
Significantly Lower Price
At an ex-showroom price of ₹565,000 versus the Creta's ₹1,090,700, the Magnite costs roughly half as much, a major ownership advantage.
Better Fuel Efficiency
The Magnite returns an ARAI-rated 19.4 kmpl (18.5 kmpl user-reported) compared to the Creta's user-reported 16.6 kmpl, meaning lower running costs.
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Nissan Magnite
For pure city commuting, the Magnite's smaller footprint, tighter turning radius, better reported mileage and much lower price make it a more practical, economical daily driver than the pricier, thirstier Creta.
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Why Magnite for you?
Better fuel economy
Magnite's user-reported mileage of 18.5 kmpl beats the Creta's 16.6 kmpl, saving money on daily fuel costs.
Easier to park and maneuver
Smaller length and a tighter 5.0 m turning radius vs Creta's 5.3 m make the Magnite easier to navigate in tight city traffic and parking.
Much lower price
At less than half the Creta's ex-showroom price, the Magnite frees up budget for fuel and maintenance, a key commuter concern.
Find out how the Hyundai Creta and Nissan Magnite stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Creta pulls ahead broadly on comfort, interior richness and practicality thanks to its larger dimensions and equipment list, while the Magnite closes the gap mainly on ownership value and crash-test safety credentials, reflecting a classic size/features vs. price/efficiency trade-off.
Bigger, More Powerful Engine
The Creta's 1.5L 113bhp/143.8Nm engine outmuscles the Magnite's 1.0L 71bhp/96Nm unit for stronger real-world performance.
Roomier Cabin & Bigger Boot
At 4330mm long with a 2610mm wheelbase and 433L boot, the Creta is noticeably larger than the Magnite's 3994mm length and 336L boot.
Keyless Central Locking & Electric Tailgate
The Creta offers keyless central locking and an electric tailgate release, versus the Magnite's manual key-operated locks and cabin-release boot opener.
A Trade-off
The Magnite carries a 5-Star Global NCAP rating while the Creta's crash-test status is listed as not tested, giving the Magnite a clear edge in proven crash safety.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, comfort and features.

Bigger, More Powerful Engine
The Creta's 1.5L 113bhp/143.8Nm engine outmuscles the Magnite's 1.0L 71bhp/96Nm unit for stronger real-world performance.
Roomier Cabin & Bigger Boot
At 4330mm long with a 2610mm wheelbase and 433L boot, the Creta is noticeably larger than the Magnite's 3994mm length and 336L boot.
Keyless Central Locking & Electric Tailgate
The Creta offers keyless central locking and an electric tailgate release, versus the Magnite's manual key-operated locks and cabin-release boot opener.
Richer Seating & Climate Features
The Creta adds an 8-way driver seat, rear AC vents behind the front armrest, and a heater, giving occupants more adjustability and comfort than the Magnite's simpler single-zone AC setup.
More Charging & Connectivity Ports
The Creta includes 2x USB Type-C, USB Type-A and a 12V outlet plus a digital instrument cluster with average/instantaneous fuel consumption readouts, versus the Magnite's single 12V outlet and analogue-digital cluster.
Strengths for those who prioritise safety, value and efficiency.

5-Star Global NCAP Safety Rating
The Magnite carries a 5-Star Global NCAP rating while the Creta's crash-test status is listed as not tested, giving the Magnite a clear edge in proven crash safety.
Significantly Lower Price
At an ex-showroom price of ₹565,000 versus the Creta's ₹1,090,700, the Magnite costs roughly half as much, a major ownership advantage.
Better Fuel Efficiency
The Magnite returns an ARAI-rated 19.4 kmpl (18.5 kmpl user-reported) compared to the Creta's user-reported 16.6 kmpl, meaning lower running costs.
Longer Driving Range Data
The Magnite specifies a 776 km driving range figure, giving buyers a clear real-world range expectation that isn't provided for the Creta.
Extra Safety Equipment Layer
The Magnite adds Brake Assist (BA) on top of ABS, ESP and EBD, giving it a slightly more complete braking safety net than the Creta's listed setup which lacks brake assist.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.