Hyundai Creta On Road Price in Jodhpur

Breaking down what you actually pay at a Jodhpur showroom reveals how significantly Rajasthan's tax layers add up. Every Creta variant attracts a 1% TCS since all prices exceed ₹10 Lakh. On top of ex-showroom cost, road tax is calculated on a tiered slab system: petrol variants above 1200 cc face a 10% road tax, while diesel variants above 1200 cc are taxed at 12%. A 12.5% surcharge on road tax, green tax of ₹2,500 or ₹3,500 depending on engine displacement, fixed registration charges of ₹600, HSRP at ₹695, and a ₹200 smart card fee all stack onto the final figure. The on-road price of a car includes the ex-showroom cost, road tax, registration, insurance (IRDAI-mandated 3-year third-party plus 1-year own damage and PA cover at Zone B non-metro rates), and applicable taxes like TCS.

With 11 variants spanning an ₹11 Lakh spread, the Creta's lineup in Jodhpur caters to distinctly different buyer profiles. The E Petrol at ₹12.11 Lakh is a straightforward entry point — a manual petrol for buyers who want the Creta badge and proportions without feature overload. Mid-tier variants bridge the gap with added convenience and safety kit, while upper trims bring connected-car tech, ventilated seats, and panoramic sunroof territory. At the summit, the SX(O) Knight Diesel AT at ₹23.12 Lakh bundles every feature with a diesel automatic drivetrain, suited for buyers who cover serious highway miles between Jodhpur and cities like Jaipur or Udaipur.

Fuel choice matters more than usual here because Rajasthan's road tax penalises diesel more heavily. Picking a diesel Creta over its petrol equivalent means absorbing a 12% road tax versus 10%, which translates to a meaningful difference in on-road cost — often tens of thousands of rupees on the same trim. This makes diesel variants best justified when annual running exceeds 15,000–20,000 km, where per-kilometre fuel savings eventually offset the higher upfront tax burden.

Transmission variety is another dimension worth evaluating. The Creta offers Manual, CVT, DCT, and torque-converter Automatic options depending on variant and fuel type. For Jodhpur's relatively uncongested roads and frequent intercity drives across Rajasthan, a manual petrol or diesel can feel perfectly adequate. Buyers prioritising stop-and-go comfort — or those who simply prefer a two-pedal setup — can choose between CVT on petrol or the conventional automatic on diesel trims.

Rather than defaulting to the base or top variant, Jodhpur buyers should map their actual usage to the Creta's variant ladder. If city commuting is the primary use case, a mid-petrol manual variant delivers the best balance of features and cost. Highway-heavy users covering Rajasthan's long stretches will extract genuine value from a diesel automatic, despite the steeper on-road figure. Cross-check the exact breakup — road tax, insurance at Zone B rates, green tax, and TCS — for your shortlisted variant before committing, since these components shift meaningfully across the ₹12.11 Lakh to ₹23.12 Lakh range.