The Alcazar has a lot in common with its popular sibling, the Creta. It has the same design language, it's built on the same platform, and it has many of the same features. However, Hyundai markets it as a more premium offering with a third row of seats, and a few extra bells and whistles. And this has resulted in car enthusiast debates on whether the Alcazar is really worth its higher price point over the Creta. Some will say the extra space and features justify the price premium, while others will say it's nothing more than a stretched Creta with not enough differentiation to command the price gap. It also delves into the larger topic of value proposition in the compact SUV segment and how manufacturers provide differentiation for models based on the same platform.