Hyundai today revealed the first Glimpse of the Hyundai ALCAZAR 7-seater SUV.
Developed on Hyundai’s Global Design identity of Sensuous Sportiness, Hyundai ALCAZAR synchronizes vital design elements of proportion, architecture, styling and technology, forming a modern and premium 7 Seater SUV.
With its unmistakable design, Hyundai ALCAZAR portrays a confident and bold stance, while its charismatic appeal and rugged elegance characterizes a unique design theme that is extraordinary among the ordinary.
With rich yet solid volume wheel arches and bold character lines, Hyundai ALCAZAR epitomizes a masculine expression of design and dynamic proportions.
Exuberating the finest characteristics of space innovation that ensures ample room for 2nd and 3rd row passengers, Hyundai ALCAZAR brings to the fore lavish comfort and modern in-car experiences.
Based on a Wing-Surrounded architecture, the cabin of Hyundai ALCAZAR is the exemplary incarnation of a superior future leading experience. The wide spread Wing-Surround architecture enhances the bold and dynamic design of the interiors, perfectly complimenting the magnificence of Hyundai ALCAZAR.
Continuing its drive to redefine benchmarks, Hyundai will offer its customers superior mobility experiences. The upcoming 7 Seater Premium SUV – Hyundai ALCAZAR is all set to rewrite the next era of SUV dominance for Hyundai Motor India.
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1 commentsI'm curious why KIA doesn't push for other unique models in their line up, such as a coupe CUV or AWD sport wagon?? They seem to be able to quickly move on unique models for other regions and developing countries, but nothing special for the North American market. They are seem to omit features/color options and then wonder why a product fails. Maybe a low slung coupe-ish AWD model going after the Subaru Outback with more premium features or on road driver's CUV with incredible handling. It seems they are just following the market instead of carving out niches for themselves, especially after abandoning the Cadenza and K900 in North America.