The global debut of the Creta-based Alcazar is slated to take place in early April 2021. Now, 3D rendered images of the upcoming SUV have surfaced online that give us an idea of what the production-spec Alcazar could look like.

From the renders, we can see that the Alcazar SUV will share much of its styling upfront with the Creta. Barring the new grille, the Alcazar looks more or less like the Creta up until the C-pillar. However, it is the rear section that rear differentiates itself from the Creta.

The Alcazar gets an extended rear overhang and a much thicker C-pillar. It also gets a prominent waistline that runs all across its length with notable creases above the wheel arches.

Additionally, the Alcazar will get a unique tailgate design with much wider wraparound tail-lamps, a slightly taller bumper with a prominent faux skid plate.

The model will also have a unique alloy wheel design, slightly altered front grille and other subtle styling tweaks to differentiate it from the Creta.

The Alcazar will essentially be Hyundai’s first three-row SUV in a very long time. It will ensure Hyundai’s entrance into the mid-size three-row SUV market, which has recently been increasingly exciting with models such as the Tata Safari, MG Hector Plus, XUV500, and VW Tiguan Allspace.