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Hyundai Creta
62% Match
E Petrol 1.5L Manual
₹10.91 - ₹20.46 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Roomier Footprint
At 4330mm long with a 2610mm wheelbase versus the Nexon's 3995mm length and 2498mm wheelbase, the Creta offers noticeably more cabin and legroom.
Bigger Boot
The Creta's 433-litre boot outsizes the Nexon's 382 litres, giving more luggage flexibility.
Keyless Convenience
The Creta gets keyless central locking and an electric tailgate release, features the Nexon's trim here lacks (manual internal boot release).
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Hyundai Creta
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Smart Petrol 1.2L Turbo 5 Speed Manual
₹7.4 - ₹14.52 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Stronger, Torquier Engine
The Nexon's 1.2L turbocharged Revotron makes 118bhp and 170Nm versus the Creta's naturally aspirated 113bhp and 143.8Nm, giving it a torquier, more eager drive.
5-Star Safety Rating
The Nexon carries a 5-Star Bharat NCAP rating while the Creta's is listed as not tested.
LED Lighting Throughout
The Nexon features LED headlights, DRLs, taillights and stop lamps, whereas the Creta relies on halogen projector headlights and halogen taillights.
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Tata Nexon
The Nexon's turbo-petrol punch, tighter footprint, and significantly lower price make it a more practical, wallet-friendly daily driver, though the Creta counters with a roomier cabin and more convenience touches.
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Why Nexon for you?
Lower price of entry
At ₹7.4 lakh ex-showroom versus ₹10.9 lakh for the Creta, the Nexon frees up a lot of budget for a daily commute vehicle where running costs and affordability matter most.
Zippier turbo engine in traffic
118 bhp and 170 Nm from a small turbo-petrol with a wide torque band (1750-4000 rpm) makes stop-go city driving and quick overtakes easier than the Creta's naturally aspirated 143.8 Nm peaking higher up the rev range.
Compact size, easier to park
Smaller length and tighter dimensions than the Creta generally translate to easier maneuvering and parking in congested city streets, a key daily commuter need.
Find out how the Hyundai Creta and Tata Nexon stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Creta's radar bulges out on comfort, practicality and interior features reflecting its larger body and richer cabin kit, while the Nexon holds its own on performance (turbo engine) and pulls ahead on safety thanks to its crash-test rating and value given its much lower price.
Roomier Footprint
At 4330mm long with a 2610mm wheelbase versus the Nexon's 3995mm length and 2498mm wheelbase, the Creta offers noticeably more cabin and legroom.
Bigger Boot
The Creta's 433-litre boot outsizes the Nexon's 382 litres, giving more luggage flexibility.
Keyless Convenience
The Creta gets keyless central locking and an electric tailgate release, features the Nexon's trim here lacks (manual internal boot release).
A Trade-off
The Nexon's 1.2L turbocharged Revotron makes 118bhp and 170Nm versus the Creta's naturally aspirated 113bhp and 143.8Nm, giving it a torquier, more eager drive.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise comfort, features and power.

Roomier Footprint
At 4330mm long with a 2610mm wheelbase versus the Nexon's 3995mm length and 2498mm wheelbase, the Creta offers noticeably more cabin and legroom.
Bigger Boot
The Creta's 433-litre boot outsizes the Nexon's 382 litres, giving more luggage flexibility.
Keyless Convenience
The Creta gets keyless central locking and an electric tailgate release, features the Nexon's trim here lacks (manual internal boot release).
More Charging Ports
The Creta offers 2x USB Type-C, a USB Type-A and a 12V outlet, far ahead of the Nexon's single 12V power outlet.
Front & Rear Power Windows
The Creta has power windows all around while the Nexon in this configuration only powers the front windows.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, safety and performance.

Stronger, Torquier Engine
The Nexon's 1.2L turbocharged Revotron makes 118bhp and 170Nm versus the Creta's naturally aspirated 113bhp and 143.8Nm, giving it a torquier, more eager drive.
5-Star Safety Rating
The Nexon carries a 5-Star Bharat NCAP rating while the Creta's is listed as not tested.
LED Lighting Throughout
The Nexon features LED headlights, DRLs, taillights and stop lamps, whereas the Creta relies on halogen projector headlights and halogen taillights.
Multiple Drive Modes
The Nexon offers ECO, City and Sport drive modes plus a Sport mode on its gearbox, while the Creta has no drive mode selection.
Significantly Lower Price
At an ex-showroom price of 739,990 versus the Creta's 1,090,700, the Nexon undercuts it by roughly 3.5 lakh, a strong value proposition.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.