Hyundai Motor Philippines officially rolls out its line of genuine accessories for the Creta subcompact crossover. They are now available for order from all authorized Hyundai dealerships nationwide.
For your reference, here’s a list of all available genuine accessories for Hyundai’s subcompact crossover contender:
| Hyundai Creta Accessories | Price |
| Front Body Kit (Silver) | Php 7,975 |
| Rear Body Kit (Silver) | Php 8,980 |
| Left Side Body Kit (Silver) | Php 6,977 |
| Right Side Body Kit (Silver) | Php 6,977 |
| Door Visors (four pieces) | Php 1,681 |
| Side Steps (two pieces) | Php 22,963 |
| Side Mirror Garnish (chrome, two pieces) | Php 817 |
| Door Sill Guards (four pieces) | Php 928 |
| Trunk Mat Carpet - Type 1 | Php 1,332 |
| Trunk Mat Carpet - Type 2 | Php 729 |
| Deep Dish 3D Mat (front cabin - three pieces) | Php 3,134 |
| All-weather Mat (three pieces) | Php 1,160 |
| Mudguards (four pieces) | Php 779 |
| Sun shades (five pieces) | Php 4,655 |
The available body exterior accessories for the vehicle like its front, rear, and sides kit, may come in silver or black. The Creta’s available side steps may come in a red color option, while the side mirror garnishes may come in chrome or red.
Of note, the prices listed above are inclusive of taxes. Prices for the parts requiring installation (side step, door visor, body kits, and side mirror garnish, among others) are also inclusive of installation fees.
The best part is, that all of these accessories come with a one-year or 20,000-kilometer warranty (whichever comes first). The warranty is effective upon installation of the accessory.
For those curious, the Creta is a five-seater subcompact crossover with three available variants in the Philippine market. The most affordable is the GL MT which is priced at Php 1,048,000. The top-spec GLS IVT meanwhile, retails at Php 1,388,000. Sitting between the two is the GL IVT which is priced at Php 1,228,000.
All Creta variants use a 1.5-liter gasoline engine outputting 113 horsepower and 144 Nm of torque. Power is sent to its front wheels via a six-speed manual gearbox or an intelligent variable transmission (IVT).
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