Hyundai i20, Creta Electric, Alcazar Knight Editions Launched In India

- Knight Editions cost up to Rs 15,000 more than the standard model
- Get blacked out cosmetic detailing and new matte black paint finish
- i20, Alcazar top variants now come with dash cam
Hyundai has launched new Knight Editions of the i20, Alcazar and Creta Electric with the former two models also receiving a minor feature update. As previously seen on the internal combustion Creta, Venue and Exter, the Knight Editions offer a darkened cosmetic treatment to the three models along with accents such as red brake callipers, bronze interior highlights and stitching and metal-finished pedals. The Knight Editions cost up to Rs 15,000 more than the standard trim they are based on.
Also read: Hyundai Creta Electric Updated With New Variants; Offers Increased Range and More Features
Starting with the i20, the Knight Edition is offered in the mid-spec Sportz(O) and top spec Asta(O) CVT trims. The prices of the i20 Knight Edition are as follows:
| Variant | Price (ex-showroom) |
| 1.2P i20 Sports (O) Knight | Rs 9.15 lakh |
| 1.2P i20 Asta (O) CVT Knight | Rs 11.35 lakh |
For the Alcazar Knight edition, Hyundai is offering the special edition only on the top-spec Signature trim with both petrol and diesel engine options. Both units are paired solely with automatic gearboxes. Interestingly, however, buyers can only opt for the Knight Edition with the 7-seat cabin configuration, thus missing out on captain seats in the middle row. The Alcazar Knight Edition also adds a new Matte Black colour scheme to the line-up
Also read: Hyundai Creta King, King Knight Launched; New King Special Edition Introduced
Hyundai Alcazar Knight Edition Prices
| Variant | Price (ex-showroom) |
| 1.5 T-GDI Signature DCT 7 seater Knight | Rs 21.66 lakh |
| 1.5 CRDI Signature AT 7 seater Knight | Rs 21.66 lakh |
Similarly, the Creta Electric Knight Edition is based on the top-spec variant of the SUV. Buyers are offered the option of both battery packs - 42 kWh and 51.4 kWh. The Creta Electric Knight also gets a new Matte Black colour option.
Hyundai Creta Electric Knight Edition Prices
| Variants | Prices (ex-showroom) | |
| 42 kWh | 51.4 kWh | |
| Excellence Knight | Rs 21.45 lakh | Rs 23.81 lakh |
| Excellence Knight (with Home Charger) | Rs 22.18 lakh | Rs 24.55 lakh |
Also read: New Hyundai Venue Interior Spied For The First Time
Feature Updates for i20, i20 N Line & Alcazar
Hyundai has also announced some feature updates for the i20, i20 N Line and Alcazar. Select variants of the i20 and i20 N Line now get a new design rear spoiler while the top variants now come with a wireless adaptor for wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Also added to the feature list is a dash cam on the Asta & Asta(O) trims.
Also read: Second-Gen Hyundai Venue India Launch On October 24
Moving to the Alcazar, the top-spec Signature trim now gets a dash cam.
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