KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Alcazar facelift spotted testing yet again
- Test car looks launch-ready, spied in red colour
- Launch expected in September
Hyundai Alcazar facelift has been spotted testing again, this time in a launch-ready form. The upcoming Alcazar will get a revised design and a new cabin with updated features. Read more details about the Alcazar facelift below. Also, make sure to join our 91Wheels WhatsApp community to get the latest automotive updates regularly.
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Hyundai Alcazar Facelift: Design & Features
As visible in the spy photos, the facelifted model will get a revamped fascia and a new rear profile. The partially visible LED DRLs showcase that it'll get a different design than the new Creta. Moreover, the front will include a new grille, a new bumper, and different LED headlights. The side profile looks identical to the current model, apart from the new dual-tone alloy wheels. Additionally, the rear profile will get a new boot lid along with a new connected LED taillight setup.
On the interiors, the cabin of Alcazar facelift will look like an evolved version of the current Creta. We assume that it'll get a new dashboard design with a connected dual-screen setup, similar to the new Creta. Additionally, the Alcazar will continue offering the captain seats for the second-row and third-row passengers. However, the space on the inside is likely to remain unchanged due to an unchanged chassis. The new safety features on the Alcazar will include ADAS level 2, blind-spot monitoring, and front collision avoidance systems.
Powering the Alcazar will be the same engine option as the current model. Hyundai is unlikely to change the drivetrains or the gearbox options. But, we expect that the suspension setup and handling will improve on the new model. The launch of Alcazar facelift is expected in September and the pricing will be increased due to the addition of new safety features. The current competitors of Alcazar include the Tata Safari, MG Hector Plus, and Mahindra XUV700.
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Verdict
Hyundai's strategy for Alcazar has not been very successful in terms of sales until now. But, the new model with the updated design and better safety features, is likely to reform this. Alcazar has been a practical MPV for big families, offering all luxury features and reliable engine options. Tell us in the comments what you think of the new Alcazar.
