Hyundai Alcazar: What To Expect

The all-new Hyundai Alcazar is all set to go on sale in India tomorrow and it will be taking on the likes of the recently launched Tata Safari and MG Hector Plus and the Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace. The 2021 Hyundai Alcazar is based on the new-generation Creta but is more than just a three-row derivative of the compact SUV. The Korean carmaker has made some modification under the skin to keep it adequately spacious for passengers in all rows and maintain its stability on the go. Here's what you can expect from the upcoming model.

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Exterior

The new Hyundai Alcazar has 150 mm longer wheelbase than the Hyundai Creta.

The Hyundai Alcazar is not just three-row derivative of the Hyundai Creta as the Korean carmaker has made modifications to its underpinnings as well giving it a 150 mm longer wheelbase than the Creta. In terms looks, the Alcazar will come with a new cascading grille, along with restyled LED headlamps and an updated bumper and new fog lamps. Obviously, the profile is different as well since it's longer and it gets a new design for the rear-three-quarter section and sees addition of a quarter glass. At the rear, the SUV comes with a set of new LED taillights that look much nicer than what the Creta gets, and there's also a twin-tipped exhaust system. According to the leaked details, the Hyundai Alcazar is 4500 mm long, 1790 mm wide and stands 1675 mm tall, while the wheelbase stands at 2760 mm.

Interior

The new Alcazar will be offered as both, a 6- and 7-seater SUV with a host of smart creature comforts

The overall layout of the first row is near identical to what we have seen in the Creta. The cabin comes with a new dual-tone, black and brown treatment, with leather upholstery and it will be available with the options of six or seven row seating. The six-seater version will have captain seats in the second-row along with a fixed central console with armrest.

Features

The Hyundai Alcazar will come with several segment-first features like second row wireless charger

While the new Hyundai Alcazar will have all those features we have seen on the Creta, it will get a few more which will be segment-first. For starters, the a 10.25-inch fully infotainment touchscreen from the Creta is on-board with the Bluelink connected car tech and other connectivity options including Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It will also get blind view monitor, Bose premium sound system and 64 colours ambient lighting among others. The list also includes - a voice-enabled smart panoramic sunroof, multi-drive mode (Comfort, Eco, Sport), traction control modes (Snow, Sand, Mud), and a larger instrument cluster. The SUV will also get a tip & tumble function for second-row seats, a front-row setback table and air purifier with an AQI display, while wireless charging for the second-row will be optional.

Engines

Hyundai Alcazar gets an updated rear section with new LED taillights that look much nicer and twin-tipped exhaust.

Under the hood, the upcoming Hyundai Alcazar will be available in both petrol and diesel engine options. The petrol engine is a 2.0-litre, four-cyliinder unit churning out 157 bhp and 191 Nm of torque. The diesel mill on the other hand is a 1.5-litre, four-cylinder oil-burner that belts out 113 bhp and 250 Nm of peak torque. Both engines will be offered with either a six-speed manual or a six-speed automatic transmission.