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Hyundai Alcazar Signature – Diesel – 15000 km – Ownership Review

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by Sunderdeep Singh // in Car Reviews, Hyundai

Car Details

Name

Ananda kirshnan A

City

Kochi

Car/Brand/Variant

Hyundai Alcazar Signature

Year of purchase

2025

KMs on ODO

15000 KMs

Avg. Service Cost

5000

Fuel Efficiency

12 kmpl

Fuel Type

Diesel

Ratings

Sales Experience

Service Experience

Reliability

Fuel Efficiency

Looks

Ride & Handling

Suspension & Comfort

Overall Ratings

Niggles Faced
  • Rattling
Review Comments
Overall Ownership Experience
  • It's just been 6 months since I bought this car, and till now the experience has been hassle-free.
  • The car is underpowered for its size, hence it doesn’t excite me when I drive.
  • It’s a great car for cruising at 90–100 km/h on highways — stable at those speeds and returns a mileage of 20+ kmpl easily.
  • The torque converter doesn’t provide much fuel efficiency in the city — average is about 10 kmpl.
  • Coming from an XUV500, there are 0 niggles in the electronics department from Hyundai.
  • The only thing I miss is the 2.2L mHawk engine from Mahindra.
Service & Maintenance Experience
  • Only done 2 services as of now, both hassle-free.
  • The first service was free.
  • The second service cost around 5k, which was mainly for engine oil filling.
Things You Like & Dislike
Things I Like
  • The 1.5-litre diesel engine from Hyundai is as quiet as a petrol engine.
  • The 360° cameras are of great quality (unlike the coughs Toyotas).
  • ADAS works well overall.
Things I Don’t Like
  • Lack of a spare wheel is a major con — the tyre repair kit provided sucks tbh.
  • ADAS forward collision feature is a bit unpredictable — it kicks in when bikers come close.
  • On many occasions, cars from behind could have rear-ended me due to the emergency braking.
  • Emergency braking will be great only if every car has it.

Disclaimer: Information is submitted by the owner of the vehicle through online form medium. Volklub-Sunderdeep Singh doesn't take any responsibility to confirm accuracy or authenticity of the information provided. Readers are requested to make their opinion by reading from other means as well and do take a test drive of the car you are interested in and ask all doubts from the authentic service/sales advisors in a particular brand.

Sole purpose of this review is to try providing readers with factual information where other readers have shared their ownership experiences that may help readers for their car buying decision.

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