Hyundai Creta Electric: which battery to buy

The Hyundai Creta Electric is sold with 2 battery packs. A battery is not equipment, so we never score one pack against another as a trim upgrade. Below is what each pack costs to get into, and — on trims sold with both — what the bigger one costs and how much certified range it adds.

Hyundai Creta Electric — manufacturer photograph
Photograph: Hyundai. Equipment shown varies by variant, and so does the battery — the tables below are what each version actually gets.

Each battery pack

PackCertified rangeFrom
42 kWh · Electric4 variants420 km per charge (MIDC P1+P2)₹18,02,800
51.4 kWh · Electric4 variants510 km per charge (MIDC P1+P2)₹19,99,900

*Ex-showroom, Delhi · Prices checked Oct 2026

What the bigger battery costs, trim for trim

  • Excellence: 42 kWh → 51.4 kWh₹2,36,700 more ex-showroom for 9.4 kWh more battery and 90 km more certified range (MIDC P1+P2) — about ₹2,630 per extra km.The bigger-pack car also adds Digital Key, which we value at ₹8,000 of extra equipment — part of the gap is not the battery.

What the Hyundai Creta Electric costs to run

Type the per-unit (₹/kWh) rate from your electricity bill. We do not hold a tariff for your state, so nothing is worked out until you do. The figure per km is each pack's capacity divided by its certified range — a laboratory figure, and charging loses some energy too, so real running costs will be higher.

PackPer kmPer month
42 kWh——
51.4 kWh——
Hyundai Creta E 1.5 Petrol MTpetrol, 17.4 kmpl certified₹5.87₹5,869

Every row uses the MIDC P1+P2 certified range.

Against rival EVs

Hyundai Creta Electric battery and range against other Mid-size SUV EVs

Every pack of every Mid-size SUV electric car we track, cheapest first. Ranges are each maker’s certified figure, and the test cycle is named because figures on different cycles are not directly comparable.

Car and packCertified rangeFrom
MG Windsor EV38 kWh · Electric · vs Creta Electric332 km per charge (MIDC P1+P2)₹14,84,800
Maruti e Vitara49 kWh · Electric · vs Creta Electric440 km per charge (ARAI)₹16,19,000
Tata Curvv EV55 kWh · Electric · vs Creta Electric502 km per charge (MIDC P1+P2)₹17,19,000
Maruti e Vitara61 kWh · Electric · vs Creta Electric543 km per charge (ARAI)₹17,94,000
MG ZS EV50.3 kWh · Electric · vs Creta Electric461 km per charge (ARAI)₹17,99,000
Hyundai Creta Electric42 kWh · Electric420 km per charge (MIDC P1+P2)₹18,02,800
MG Windsor EV52.9 kWh · Electric · vs Creta Electric449 km per charge (MIDC P1+P2)₹18,04,800
Tata Sierra EV63 kWh · Electric · vs Creta Electric566 km per charge (MIDC P1+P2)₹18,79,000
Hyundai Creta Electric51.4 kWh · Electric510 km per charge (MIDC P1+P2)₹19,99,900
Tata Sierra EV75 kWh · Electric · vs Creta Electric665 km per charge (MIDC P1+P2)₹22,19,000
Tata Sierra EV75 kWh · Electric 4WD · vs Creta Electric624 km per charge (MIDC P1+P2)₹25,99,000

Across every car we track

Hyundai Creta Electric battery: questions buyers ask

Which Hyundai Creta Electric battery should I buy?
The smallest pack starts at ₹18,02,800, with 420 km per charge (MIDC P1+P2). On the Excellence, the bigger pack costs ₹2,36,700 more for 90 km more certified range, about ₹2,630 per extra km.
What is the Hyundai Creta Electric's range?
Up to 510 km per charge (MIDC P1+P2) on the Executive (O) 51.4 kWh. The other pack is certified lower; the table above gives each one. Certified figures come from a laboratory test; real-world range is lower.
Does the Hyundai Creta Electric come with a home charger?
Creta Electric prices here do not include a home charger, which Hyundai sells separately.
Which electric cars rival the Hyundai Creta Electric?
Among the Mid-size SUV EVs we track: MG Windsor EV, Maruti e Vitara, Tata Curvv EV, MG ZS EV, Tata Sierra EV. The table above lists each one's battery, certified range and starting price.

All Hyundai Creta Electric variants