Overview
- The compact SUV, seen on Indian roads Thursday, shows a wider grille, new LED lighting and a more upright stance in fresh spy photos.
- Images also point to revised tail-lights, new alloy wheels and a sunroof, though a panoramic roof is not confirmed.
- Reports expect a revamped cabin with larger infotainment and driver displays and a new dashboard, while Level 2 driver assists remain uncertain.
- Industry coverage indicates a likely shift to the K1 platform used by the Hyundai Venue and Kia Syros, a move that could add rear-seat space and strengthen safety credentials.
- Autocar India and others report the current 1.2 petrol, 1.0 turbo petrol and 1.5 diesel engines should carry over at launch, with a strong-hybrid option under development for 2028–2029.