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Hyundai · 2025 model year

Hyundai Creta Price Philippines 2026

₱1,134,000 to ₱1,379,000

Luzon SRP, checked November 3, 2026 against Hyundai's official price list. 4 variants.

Body type
Compact SUV
Fuel
Gasoline
Transmission
6MT / IVT / 7DCT
Toll class
Class 1
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Aditya Aman, author and expressway expert based in Manila, PhilippinesBy Published Jan 15, 2025Updated Nov 3, 2026Editorial PolicyLives in the Philippines and has driven nearly every Luzon expressway with his family.

Hyundai Creta price in the Philippines 2026

All 4 variants, cheapest first, with the SRP and the monthly payment.

Variant prices, cheapest first
VariantPriceMonthly
1.5 GL IVTCVT · Gasoline₱1,134,000Base variant₱19,021
1.5 GLS IVTCVT · Gasoline₱1,254,000+₱120,000₱21,034
1.5 Premium IVTCVT · Gasoline₱1,333,000+₱199,000₱22,359
1.5T N Line 7DCTDCT · Gasoline₱1,379,000+₱245,000₱23,130

Monthly: 20% down, 60 months at UnionBank's published brand-new rate. Change the bank, down payment or term.

Luzon SRP from Hyundai's official price list, checked November 3, 2026. Dealers change prices with promos and stock, so confirm before you buy.

Hyundai Creta monthly payment and down payment

Pick a variant, a bank, a down payment and a term. Rates from our dated bank table are applied, with calculation assumptions shown below (rates checked September 27, 2026); dealer promos are not included.

Down payment
Term

Monthly payment

₱19,021

for 60 months at UnionBank

Down payment (20%)
₱226,800
Amount borrowed
₱907,200
Interest over the loan
₱234,058
Total you pay
₱1,368,058

UnionBank's published add-on rate for a brand-new car. The bank confirms the final rate after it approves you.

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Insurance quote

₱17,754 to ₱53,263 a year

Comprehensive cover for the 1.5 GL IVT: own damage and theft at 1.25% to 3.75% of the price (Insurance Commission motor tariff, private car), with stamp tax, VAT and local tax. Acts of nature cost extra; the insurer's quote decides the premium.

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Dealer quote

The 1.5 GL IVT at ₱1,134,000 is the list price. Ask a dealer for their cash price, current promo and a loan quote on this variant; they reply by phone or email.

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Hyundai Creta specs: engine, dimensions and ground clearance

From our catalogue record, not yet checked against the brand's spec sheet.

Engine and transmission

Engine
1,497 cc
Power
113 hp @ 6,300 rpm
Torque
144 Nm @ 4,200 rpm
Transmission
6MT / IVT / 7DCT
Fuel
Gasoline

Fuel economy

Highway
17 km/L
City
12 km/L

Size and weight

Body type
Compact SUV
Length × width × height
4,330 × 1,790 × 1,635 mm
Wheelbase
2,610 mm
Ground clearance
190 mm
Kerb weight
1,270 kg
Cargo space
433 L

Hyundai Creta features and driver assistance

What our catalogue lists for this model. Features can differ by variant; check the trim you want with the dealer.

  • 6 airbagsSafety
  • Adaptive cruise controlDriver assistance
  • Cruise controlDriver assistance
  • Lane keep assistDriver assistance
  • Automatic emergency brakingDriver assistance
  • 433 L cargoSpace
  • 190 mm clearanceGround clearance

Hyundai Creta fuel consumption and running cost

The Creta is rated at 17 km/L on the highway. At this week's DOE Metro Manila price of ₱84.20 per liter of Unleaded 95 (week of October 27 to November 2, 2026), that works out to:

Per 100 km
₱495
Manila to Baguio, 250 km
₱1,238
Per km
₱4.95

The Creta pays Class 1 tolls on every expressway. Work out the toll for your route, the fuel for your own trip, or which RFID you need.

Hyundai Creta review: expressway driving

The short version, the facts with their sources, then the review topic by topic.

The Hyundai Creta 2025 is a compact SUV from ₱1,134,000 with 113 hp, 17 km/L on the highway. It lists adaptive cruise, lane keep assist, automatic emergency braking.

Key facts

  1. 1The Hyundai Creta costs ₱1,134,000 (1.5 GL IVT) to ₱1,379,000 (1.5T N Line 7DCT) in the Philippines.Source: Luzon SRP, Hyundai's official price list, checked November 3, 2026
  2. 2With 20% down (₱226,800), the 1.5 GL IVT works out to about ₱19,021 a month over 60 months.Source: UnionBank published rate, checked September 27, 2026; other banks charge more
  3. 3It comes in 4 variants: 1.5 GL IVT, 1.5 GLS IVT, 1.5 Premium IVT, 1.5T N Line 7DCT.Source: Expressway.ph car catalogue
  4. 4The engine makes 113 hp @ 6,300 rpm and 144 Nm @ 4,200 rpm from 1,497 cc.Source: Spec sheet
  5. 5Rated fuel economy is 17 km/L on the highway and 12 km/L in the city.Source: Rated figure, not our own test
  6. 6It pays Class 1 tolls on every Philippine expressway.Source: TRB vehicle classification
  7. 7Our directory lists 29 Hyundai dealers.Source: Expressway.ph dealer directory

Cite this page: Expressway.ph, "Hyundai Creta 2025 price, specs and review", prices checked November 3, 2026, https://www.expressway.ph/cars/hyundai/creta

Review by topic

Safety and driver assistance

6 airbags
  • On NLEX and SLEX, the GLS variant's adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go smoothly maintains distance from traffic, while lane keep assist provides gentle steering corrections that reduce fatigue on straight TPLEX stretches.
  • The 2025 Hyundai Creta is a compact SUV that has quickly carved out a strong niche in the Philippine market thanks to its bold Parametric Jewel design, feature-packed cabin, and available Hyundai SmartSense ADAS technology.
  • The GLS and N-Line variants include SmartSense ADAS with adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, and autonomous emergency braking, placing the Creta among the most safety-equipped compact SUVs in its price range.

Gearbox

6MT / IVT / 7DCT
  • The N-Line's 1.5L turbo engine transforms the expressway experience entirely, delivering 158 hp and 253 Nm of torque that makes overtaking at 80-100 km/h swift and confident through its responsive 7-speed DCT.
  • The Hyundai Creta price Philippines ranges from ₱1,134,000 for the GL MT to ₱1,379,000 for the sporty N-Line 7DCT, which upgrades to a 1.5L turbocharged engine producing 158 hp and 253 Nm through a quick-shifting 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.
  • Standard variants use a 1.5L Smartstream naturally aspirated engine delivering 113 hp and 144 Nm, paired with either a 6-speed manual or Hyundai's IVT (Intelligent Variable Transmission).

Space and practicality

433 L cargo
  • The 190mm ground clearance handles uneven toll plaza transitions on older Skyway sections without issue, and the 433L trunk swallows weekend bags for a family of four with room to spare.
  • With a generous 433L trunk, 190mm ground clearance, and competitive pricing that undercuts the Honda HR-V and Toyota Corolla Cross, the Creta is ideal for Filipino families who want a stylish, tech-forward SUV for expressway commuting and weekend road trips.

Comfort and refinement

  • The Hyundai Creta with SmartSense (GLS and N-Line) is a genuinely capable expressway compact SUV that punches above its weight in terms of highway features and comfort.
  • NVH insulation is above average for the price point, with the cabin remaining composed at 100 km/h, though wind noise from the squared-off mirrors becomes noticeable above 110 km/h.

What works

  • N-Line turbo variant produces 158 hp and 253 Nm with a sporty 7-speed DCT
  • 433L trunk capacity, among the largest in the compact SUV segment
  • 190mm ground clearance handles rough toll plaza approaches and expressway construction zones
  • 6 airbags standard on GLS and N-Line variants for comprehensive crash protection
  • Bold Parametric Jewel design with LED headlamps gives premium road presence

What to weigh

  • 113 hp naturally aspirated engine on GL and GLS feels underpowered on Skyway Stage 3 inclines
  • Base GL MT variant comes with only 2 airbags, significant safety gap vs GLS and N-Line with 6
  • No diesel option for those wanting better highway torque and fuel range
  • Hyundai resale value in the Philippines trails Toyota and Honda by 5-10% after 3 years
  • 7-speed DCT on N-Line may exhibit slight low-speed hesitation in stop-and-go toll plaza queues

Hyundai Creta vs similar cars at this price

Compact SUVs priced closest to the Creta's ₱1,134,000 start, then nearby body types. Only cars whose price we have checked.

Creta against its three closest rivals

The first three cars above, the ones priced nearest the Creta, side by side. A dash means we hold no checked figure.

Hyundai Creta against Kia Seltos, Toyota Rush, Chevrolet Tracker
Spec
Hyundai Creta
Hyundai CretaThis car
Kia Seltos
Kia Seltos
Toyota Rush
Toyota Rush
Chevrolet Tracker
Chevrolet Tracker
Starting price₱1,134,000₱1,098,000₱1,208,000₱1,219,000
Engine1.5 L2.0 L1.5 L1.2 L
Power113 hp149 hp103 PS132 hp
Torque144 Nm180 Nm134 Nm210 Nm
Gearbox6MT / IVT / 7DCTIVT (CVT)4-speed automaticCVT
Fuel economy17 km/L (hwy)16 km/L (hwy)–15 km/L (hwy)
Cargo space433 L433 L–393 L
Airbags66–6
Toll classClass 1Class 1Class 1Class 1

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Hyundai dealers for the Creta

29 Hyundai showrooms in our directory, Metro Manila first. Call one directly, or send one inquiry below and that dealer's sales team gets it.

NCR12 Hyundai dealers
CALABARZON1 Hyundai dealer
Central Luzon4 Hyundai dealers
Other areas6 Hyundai dealers
Central Visayas2 Hyundai dealers
Northern Mindanao1 Hyundai dealer
Western Visayas1 Hyundai dealer
Davao Region1 Hyundai dealer
Zamboanga Peninsula1 Hyundai dealer

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Hyundai Creta FAQ

How much is the Hyundai Creta 2025 in the Philippines?

The Hyundai Creta costs ₱1,134,000 for the 1.5 GL IVT up to ₱1,379,000 for the 1.5T N Line 7DCT (Luzon SRP, checked November 3, 2026). Dealers adjust prices with promos and stock, so confirm the figure before you pay a reservation fee.

What is the monthly payment for the Hyundai Creta?

For the 1.5 GL IVT at ₱1,134,000, a 20% down payment is ₱226,800 and the monthly payment is about ₱19,021 over 60 months at UnionBank's published brand-new rate, the lowest in our bank table. Use the calculator on this page to change the bank, down payment and term.

What is the cheapest Hyundai Creta variant?

The 1.5 GL IVT is the cheapest at ₱1,134,000, with a CVT transmission. The 1.5T N Line 7DCT tops the range at ₱1,379,000, ₱245,000 more.

How many variants does the Hyundai Creta have?

The Hyundai Creta 2025 comes in 4 variants: 1.5 GL IVT, 1.5 GLS IVT, 1.5 Premium IVT, 1.5T N Line 7DCT. Each variant's price and loan example is listed in the price section of this page.

How much fuel does the Hyundai Creta use on the expressway?

The Hyundai Creta is rated at 17 km/L on the highway. At this week's DOE Metro Manila price of ₱84.20 per liter of Unleaded 95, 100 km costs about ₱495 in fuel.

What toll class is the Hyundai Creta?

The Hyundai Creta is a Class 1 vehicle on NLEX, SLEX, Skyway, TPLEX, SCTEX, STAR, CAVITEX, CALAX and every other Philippine expressway. Use the toll calculator for the exact fee on your route.

Does the Hyundai Creta have adaptive cruise control and safety features?

Our catalogue lists adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, automatic emergency braking for the Hyundai Creta, with 6 airbags. Features can differ by variant, so check the trim you want with the dealer.

How big is the Hyundai Creta's trunk?

The Hyundai Creta has 433 liters of cargo space with the rear seats up, and 190 mm of ground clearance.

Where can I buy the Hyundai Creta?

Our directory lists 29 Hyundai dealers, including Muntinlupa, Quezon City, Mandaue City, Bacolod and 20 more cities. Each listing on this page has the address, phone number and nearest expressway exit.

What are the common problems of the Hyundai Creta?

Common issues reported by Philippine Creta owners include occasional IVT belt-type CVT noise during cold starts, minor infotainment lag when switching between Apple CarPlay and the native system, and the 1.5L NA engine feeling strained when carrying a full load on inclines. The 7-speed DCT on the N-Line may exhibit slight hesitation at low-speed crawl in heavy traffic, resolved by Hyundai's recommended adaptive learning reset at service intervals.

Is the Hyundai Creta good for long expressway drives?

The Creta GLS and N-Line are excellent for long expressway drives. SmartSense ADAS handles speed and lane management on NLEX, SCTEX, and TPLEX, significantly reducing driver fatigue. The 433L trunk accommodates luggage for extended trips. The N-Line's turbo engine provides confident overtaking power on 3-4 hour highway runs. For the base GL without ADAS, long drives require more manual effort.

Hyundai Creta vs Kia Seltos, which should I buy?

The Creta and Seltos share Hyundai-Kia platform DNA but differ meaningfully. The Creta GLS offers SmartSense ADAS (adaptive cruise, lane keep, AEB) which the Seltos entirely lacks in the Philippines. The Seltos has a larger 2.0L engine (149 hp vs 113 hp) and identical trunk at 433L. For expressway safety, the Creta GLS is the clear winner. For raw engine power without ADAS, the Seltos is adequate.

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