Hyundai Creta Pickup Truck

Kleber Silva, a Brazil-based virtual artist known as "KDesign AG" on social media, has decided to have a CGI go at imagining the potential Creta pickup truck. Hyundai reimagines the Creta as a pickup truck in new renderings, featuring a Tucson. Hyundai developing compact pickup truck based on Creta for markets like Brazil, Argentina, South Africa, and India.

Creta pickup likely to arrive around 2026 or 2027, offering small. Rumoured to be ready by 2027, the Creta-based pickup will be positioned below the Hyundai Santa Cruz. If rumours are to be believed, Hyundai is working on a compact pickup and may be targeting to unveil it sometime in 2027.

Markets like Brazil, India, South Africa, and Argentina could benefit from a compact pickup truck bearing the Hyundai badge. The Creta STC (Sport Truck Concept) takes the signature styling cues found on the road. Hyundai Creta STC pickup concept takes Brazilians to bed Today at the Sao Paulo Motor Show in Brazil, Hyundai gave its compact Creta crossover a creative new look.

The Creta STC (Sport Truck Concept) takes the signature styling cues found on the road. It's unclear how far in the development process Hyundai is, but the idea for a Creta-based pickup truck isn't new. Back in 2016, the Korean automaker previewed the Creta Sport Truck Concept.

The concept from 2016 was based on the original Creta. As the publication points out, this is by no means a new idea considering Hyundai revealed a small bakkie concept (called the - or "Sport Truck Concept") at the São Paulo Motor Show way back in 2016. It seems Hyundai is indeed getting serious about breaking into the pick-up segment, with the company showcasing its second pick-up concept at the 2016 Sao Paulo Auto Show called the Hyundai Creta STC concept.

Based on the company's Creta B-segment SUV for the Brazilian market, the STC (which stands for Sport Truck Concept) measures 4,65m long, 1.85m wide and 1.63m tall, with a 2.8m wheelbase. Hyundai Creta is the most successful mid-size SUV in the Indian market since it was first introduced. While the manufacturer currently does not have any pick-up trucks in the Indian market.

Here, we have a render of the Creta that has been imagined as a pick.