Upcoming Hyundai Creta 7-Seater SUV Spied on Indian Roads Again, to Rival Tata Safari
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Hyundai, for quite some time, has been working on its first SUV vehicle. The car is said to be Creta’s 7-seat version and will most likely be named as Alcazar. Interestingly, not so long ago, the car was spied during its testing on the Indian roads. As can be seen in the photos, the car looks quite similar to the Hyundai’s Creta in terms of shape and exterior.
However, there are some distinct features of the SUV that make it different from the already existing Creta. The C-shaped LED tail lamps, a totally different looking bumper and a steep tailgate can easily be spotted in the vehicle. The rear overhang, too, is comparatively longer than the existing four wheeler Creta. On looking closely at the snaps, prominent wheel arches and shark fin antenna can also be seen.
2021 Hyundai Creta Based 7-Seater SUV Spotted Testing Again
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Highlights
It will go up against the likes of the MG Hector Plus & the Tata Safari
It gets alloy wheels similar to the ones on the Venue subcompact SUV
The all-new Hyundai 7-seater SUV is one of the highly awaited cars from the South Korean automaker. The carmaker is rigorously testing the SUV in the country for quite some time now. The SUV was first spotted in India back in December 2020. The test mule has been spotted on test again in India, which is likely to make its global debut by H2, 2021. The carmaker had recently trademarked the name Alcazar in India, and that could very well be the official name.
Upcoming Hyundai Creta Based 7 Seater SUV Spotted In India Again
Upcoming Hyundai Creta Based 7 Seater SUV Spotted In India Again
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Highlights
The SUV gets a new grille and alloys similar to the ones on the Venue
The 7-seater Creta will be longer and will see some visual updates
Hyundai s upcoming 7-seater SUV, based on the second-generation Creta, has been spotted testing in India again, and this time around we get a closer look at the test mule. The SUV was first spotted in India back in December 2020, and it is expected to make its global debut later this year. As for its name, right now there is no update on whether the Creta moniker will be used or not, however, a few months back, Hyundai trademarked the name Alcazar in India, and that could very well be the official name.