Coming Soon: Hyundai Alcazar
Hyundai Alcazar will be the latest entrant to the seven-seater club.
12/04/2021
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Hyundai Motor India recently showcased its upcoming and much-awaited six and seven-seater premium SUV, the Alcazar. According to S.S. Kim, MD & CEO, Hyundai Motor India Ltd., with the launch of the Alcazar, a vehicle that has been developed based on Indians’ feedback and one which offers state-of-the art modern design, both in terms of interiors and exteriors, “we will create a new demand.” And why not? Afterall, Hyundai Motor India, does know a thing or two about creating demand. They have managed to sell a whopping 100,000 Cretas every year, for the last six years, since its introduction in 2015. Now, if priced right, the Alcazar, which goes up against the Tata Safari, Mahindra’s upcoming 700, and the MG Hector Plus, should also see great demand. Hyundai engineers say that they have spent a great amount of time conceptualizing and building the Alcazar. In fact, according to them, they have been working on it since 2017, spending over three lakh manhours researching and readying the Alcazar to ensure that it offers not just a fantastic driving experience but also enough comfort to all those who experience it. So, what should you expect? First things first. The Alcazar, is basically
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