Hyundai to Launch Alcazar Facelift in India? Here's What We Know So Far

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If launched, the Alcazar facelift will hit the market with a long list of updates, flaunting an improved front fascia with noticeable updates from outside.

After successfully launching the facelift avatar of Creta, Hyundai is likely to introduce the updated model of the tech-loaded Alcazar in India. It has been reported that the brand might release the latest model somewhere around in May 2024. However, the company has not shared or revealed any related details about the same as yet.

If launched, the Alcazar will hit the market with a long list of updates, flaunting an improved front fascia, featuring a revamped front grill with notifiable cosmetic changes from outside. The SUV is expected to carry the same L-shaped LED DRL, paired with LED headlight setup. Customers can also expect the updated stylish alloy wheels as well.

2024 Alcazar Facelift Updates

Inside the cabin, the upcoming Alcazar facelift might get an all-new dashboard, similar to the updated Creta. The report says the vehicle will feature a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system, supported by all car connects technology including wireless Android, Apple and Auto CarPlay. To make it more premium, it will get a fully digital instrument cluster, allowing the drivers to monitor all sorts of vehicle-related information.

Features Improvement?

The other notable features include dual-zone automatic climate control, a wireless charging option, a blind spot monitoring system, ventilated front seats, and a massive panoramic sunroof.

Safety Updates

On the safety front, the Alcazar is likely to get a level-2 ADAS system. It will be equipped with the same features that were offered in the new Verna. Apart from this, some of the standard safety features will be carried forward such as speed alert, parking sensors at both ends with dynamic guidelines, multiple airbags, ABS, seat belt reminder, and whatnot.

Engine and Power

Under the hood, the facelift model will continue to be powered by both petrol and diesel engines. While the former will feature a 1.5-litre turbo engine, generating a max power of 157bhp and 258Nm of peak torque, latter one will be equipped with 1.5-litre diesel engine with a max power of 113bhp 250Nm.