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Hyundai Alcazar Facelift. (Photo: Shahrukh Shah/ News18)
The model can be purchased in both 6 and 7 seating configurations, featuring more than 8 colour options. The company has already kickstarted the official bookings for the same.
After creating all the buzz all over the internet through spy shots and videos, Hyundai has finally launched the much-awaited Alcazar facelift in India. The model has been released at the starting price of Rs 14.99 lakh in petrol, while the diesel version costs Rs 15.99 lakh (all ex-showroom).
It is available in both 6 and 7 seating configurations, featuring more than 8 colour options. The company has already kickstarted the official bookings for the same. Interested customers now can reserve the vehicle from authorised dealerships across the country.
Top Updates
Taking about the top updates, the 3-row SUV features a similar style statement as the newly launched Creta. However, there are a few elements that make it different from the younger sibling. The model has been treated with fresh front fascia, flaunting an improved headlight setup, paired with stylish DRLs with an LED bar strip, which covers the front end.
Exterior
The company seems like also has invested good efforts in the rear section as well. The SUV now comes with a redesigned rear, which is complimented by fully LED treatments, reflectors at the bottom, and a smartly placed dual exhaust.
Interior
Jumping inside the cabin, the model looks more practical than ever. The company has made some enhancements, making the car more competitive in its segment.
Notable Elements
It gets some notable elements that include an updated dual-tone dashboard, sleeker AC vents for all rows, wireless charging pad in front and rear sections, electrically adjustable ventilated captain seats, massive panoramic sunroof, and robust dual 10.25-inch screens (one used for infotainment purposes and another is for driver side display).
Powertrain
Under the hood, it is powered by both petrol (1.5-litre turbo) and diesel (1.5-litre). The former generates a maximum power of 157 bhp with 253 Nm of torque, latter churns out 114 bhp and a peak torque of 250 Nm
