Hyundai Motors ' most highest-selling SUV hyundai Creta (Hyundai Creta) is to be launched in India. It is said that this SUV can be launched in new names and new avatar in India. According to zigwheels report, the 7-seater variant of the all-new Creta 2020 can be launched in India in the name of Hyundai Alcazar, which can see many changes in terms of look, design and features. The 7-seater Hyundai Creta verant is a large variant in the size of the existing Creta, which will see three of the seats. As the report says, the price of 7 seater Creta will be at least one lakh rupees more than the 5 seater Creta. Recently, it was a spot. The 7-seater Creta will be launched in the month of May-June next year.

Collision with Hector and Harrier: The 7-seater Hyundai Creta is believed to be a tough hit to MG Hector and Tata Harrier in the mid-side SUV segment. While mg Hector's 7-seater verant Hector Plus has been launched, the 7-seater variant of Tata Harrier is going to be launched soon. In the coming time, the mid-side SUV segment will see a lot of marmari. At the same time, customers will also have more options for the price.

More powerful and bigger: The Hyundai Creta 7-seater variant is believed to be launched with a 1.5-litre diesel 1.4-litre turbo petrol engine. While the diesel engine will generate 115PS power, the petrol engine will generate 140PS power. While the front look of this SUV will not see any change, there may be some changes in the rear style. The Hyundai Creta 7 seater will come with split LED tail lamp. The rest of the features include the 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple Car Play and Android Auto Support. It also has a number of features including panoramic sunroof, digital instrument display, multiple airbags, front as well as rear parking sensors, tyre pressure monitors.

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