Hyundai Creta Push Button Start

[droidx]

I'm assuming the OP doesn't just want push start but keyless operation, which means you don't have to take the key out of your pocket/bag. The car locks, unlocks and starts with certain actions while having the key in the required proximity, usually very close.

It's not a must have feature but is convenient. Especially when you have your hands full and need to access the car.

 

[Nicholas Lisse]

A Haval has the keyless access and push start button, as do many affordable SUVs around, we don't need to make comparisons with expensive luxury cars.

Hyundai has always been expensive for what they offer in terms of features.

My Duster has it. Including Climate Control. Blind Spot Monitoring. Apple CarPlay, 4 Cameras, park sensors and fuel sipping consumption and better build quality...

Why on earth would anyone buy a Hyundai Cretin when cheaper, better options are readily available?

 

[epah]

I'm assuming the OP doesn't just want push start but keyless operation, which means you don't have to take the key out of your pocket/bag. The car locks, unlocks and starts with certain actions while having the key in the required proximity, usually very close.

It's not a must have feature but is convenient. Especially when you have your hands full and need to access the car.

Yah we get what he wants, but he has to pay to play.

 

[upup]

And driving today one with keyless , and tomorrow one with a key, your brain.

 

[droidx]

Yah we get what he wants, but he has to pay to play.

Yeah, just saying because of all the comments about turn of a key, etc.
When it is a bit more than that.

 

[WesleyDB]

Hi guys. Hoping someone can help me. I’m buying a new Creta and, in spite of all the extras it comes with, I was surprised that it doesn’t come with a push button start or keyless entry.

Does anyone know if this can be retrofitted at Hyundai?

Short answer, it is possible, but you will void your warranty