Hyundai has removed the wraps from the facelift Alcazar in India that provides the foundation for the Grand Creta in South Africa.
Unlike the Creta, the Grand Creta still originates from India, which could lead to the changes applied to Alcazar still be rolled-out before year-end or early next year.
Having debuted the facelift Creta in India back in January, Hyundai has now done the same with the three-row Alcazar sold in South Africa as the Grand Creta. At the rear, the revisions are just as extensive and apart from new bumper, skidplate and vertical side reflectors, the light clusters have been altered to reflect, as with the headlights, an H-pattern instead of the Creta’s E-appearance.
Depicted interior of the facelift Creta will seemingly be carried over into the facelift Alcazar. Image: Hyundai India
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