The new layout sketches recommend that the rear and rear region area be plenty more unique and not like the Creta’s, and it will likely be given in each six and seven-seater configuration.
Hyundai Motor India has found out the layout sketches of its upcoming SUV- the Alcazar, which takes place to be the seven-seater derivative of the Creta. And we have to say that those new layout sketches do an excellent task of hinting at the seems of the SUV. Courtesy of a few previous spy photos that surfaced online, we already recognize that the Alcazar will appearance quite just like the Creta on the front give up and as much as the C-Pillar. Well! The layout sketches now recommend that the rear and rear quarter place be loads more memorable than the Creta’s.
For starters, it does not look disproportionate or like a stretched Creta at all. The D-pillar area has been thoroughly incorporated withinside the profile, and it appears to have a slightly bigger wheelbase, too, because the rear overhang seems tight. Even the rear is new, offering a fresh layout for the boot gate and sporting new wraparound taillights.
The rear bumper, too, houses a beefier skid plate that brings an experience of robustness to the layout language, at the same time as the rear windscreen seems a bit upright. Other than those, other factors just like the layout of the alloy wheels appear to have taken inspiration from the Venue’s, simply that we assume the Alcazar to get a length larger- 17-inch alloy wheels. Dimensionally, the Hyundai Alcazar is probably to be longer than Creta via way of means of 30 mm at the same time as the wheelbase may want to grow via the form of means of 20 mm.
Now on the inside, the SUV gets seats withinside the 1/3 row as well. But the more prominent talking factor is the captain seats withinside the 2d row with the right center armrest. And so! The Alcazar may be to be had each in a six-seater seating configuration, in addition to the seven-seater model that needs to have a 60:40break up bench seat withinside the center row.
The rest of the layout stays equal to the Creta’s. As for features, it’ll come geared up with a touchscreen infotainment device with BlueLink connected vehicle tech, ventilated seats, flat-bottom steering wheel, 360-degree camera, and panoramic sunroof, amongst others.
Mechanically, the all-new Hyundai Alcazar will borrow its powertrain choice from the standard Creta SUV. It will consist of 1.5-liter petrol, 1.5-liter diesel, and a 1.4-liter GDI turbocharged petrol unit. Transmission options also are expected to stay the same. When launched, The Hyundai Alcazar is predicted to move on sale in April this yr and cross up against the MG Hector Plus and Tata Safari’s likes.