By Hyundai is working on an update for the Alcazar as the model has been already spied testing in the country. The test mules are heavily camouflaged without revealing much details but the latest set of spy shots reveal that the new MPV will come with new LED taillamps but it doesn’t get connected lights like those on the updated Creta. The new images come from South Korea as the company is expected to update the global version too. The bumper design also appears to be different than the current model.
The test mule comes with dual exhaust which suggests that this might be a turbo petrol variant. Earlier spy images revealed that the seven-seater model will come with a new set of alloy wheels and the design theme is different from what we have seen on the Creta. The wheel size appears to be the same as the earlier model while the body has been completely covered to hide details. The side design will be the same as the current model while the front gets new LED headlamps along with a new set of bumper.
The interior design theme of the Alcazar facelift model will be different as the dashboard will be dominated by dual 10.25-inch screens placed under a single panel like those on the Mercedes Benz. The infotainment system will be the same as those on the Creta along with new software. Hyundai will pack the Alcazar with features that are already available on the Creta and one of the major new additions could be the level-II ADAS. The Alcazar will be powered by the same petrol and diesel engines as the current model.
