The turbo petrol engine doesn't feel underpowered, but compared to the XUV700's petrol engine, it definitely feels less punchy. But the diesel engine in the Alcazar will definitely feel a little underpowered as it has become dull now.
Over broken roads, the Alcazar feels good, not great. It needs to be a little more plush to be great. On the highways, the Alcazar feels solid. It's comfortable, stable and a little fun to drive.
Yes, the third row is best suited for kids. Even then, it is suitable for short city trips. And adults up to 5'6" can fit in the third row for a short duration, but it won't be comfortable.
Yes, the space is better because the second row slides. But the biggest difference in space is in the boot, which is massive when the third row is folded.
With all three rows up, you get about 200 litres of boot space. You also have the option to fold down one of the third-row seats and make space for a weekend trip. If you fold down the third row seats, the boot space increases to about 600 litres.
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