Recent Discussions and Questions - Hyundai Alcazar Hyundai Alcazar

Discussions and Questions - Hyundai Alcazar Hyundai Alcazar

Is the Hyundai Alcazar an overpriced Creta with extra seats?

02 January 2025 07:10

I’d say, as an Alcazar owner, it’s worth it. The feel is more upmarket with features like extra ventilated seats and wireless charging and the ride quality feels way better than that of the Creta. For small families that need occasional 7 seat capability but don’t want the full size SUV, it’s perfect.

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Do we actually need the third row of the Alcazar?

02 January 2025 07:10

For what it's worth, I own an Alcazar and the third row is actually pretty useful. It’s great for kids on school runs or short trips with friends. Yes, it’s not the most comfortable for long journeys, but when those extra seats are needed, it’s a lifesaver.

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Is the Alcazar's 1.5L turbo petrol engine underpowered for a 7 seater?

02 January 2025 07:10

It's all about expectations. If you come from a smaller car, you will find the Alcazar very powerful. If you’re accustomed to larger SUVs, or you regularly need to haul heavy loads, you may feel shortchanged. It is a compromise between having power and being efficient.

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Does the Alcazar make sense in terms of the Creta's premium features compared to the Alcazar's price?

02 January 2025 07:10

Absolutely! The Creta feels like an upgrade, and the Alcazar feels like a proper upgrade. The 360-degree camera alone is a game changer for parking in tight spots. It also feels much more premium, thanks to the larger infotainment screen, and the digital instrument cluster.

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Does the Alcazar build quality and long term reliability stack up to its price tag?

02 January 2025 07:10

It’s ok for the build quality, but I am worried about the long term reliability of all the electronic gizmos. Now, things like the digital instrument cluster and the rotating infotainment screen are cool, but what are they going to be in a few years when they start causing problems? It could be a nightmare of repair costs.

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