Hyundai Motor India Limited has launched the new Venue and Venue N Line

The second-generation Hyundai Venue and its sportier counterpart, the Venue N Line, are released today. Both compact SUVs share a turbo-petrol engine, but the regular Venue offers a wider range of powertrain choices and also differs in exterior styling and features. Discover the key distinctions between these Hyundai models below.

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Hyundai Venue Engine

The regular Hyundai Venue comes with three engine choices: a 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol motor producing 82 bhp paired with a 5-speed manual, a 1.5-litre diesel engine delivering 114 bhp offered with either a 6-speed manual or automatic, and a 1-litre turbo-petrol generating 118 bhp mated to a 6-speed manual or a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic. Meanwhile, the Venue N Line variant will be sold exclusively with the 1-litre turbo-petrol engine, which can be teamed with either a manual transmission or a DCT.

Hyundai Venue Exterior

The Venue is 3995mm in length, 1800mm in width, 1665mm in height, and 2520mm in wheelbase. The new Venue is 48mm taller and 30mm wider than the previous model. The Venue gets a new exterior design, with sculpted lines, muscular wheel arches, and signature design elements such as quad-beam LED headlamps, twin horn LED daytime running lights, and a dark chrome radiator grille. The SUV also features R16 diamond-cut alloy wheels and roof rails.

The N Line with new red accents on the bumpers, roof rails, and brake calipers, along with larger 17-inch alloys featuring a star-shaped design and an ‘N’ emblem. Up front, it retains familiar elements like the LED light bar stretching across the nose, quad projector headlamps, L-shaped DRLs, and a silver-finished bumper. Around the back, the differences are even more pronounced, with a dual-ridge roof spoiler, twin exhaust outlets, an N Line badge, and red accents running along the sporty rear bumper. Feature availability may vary depending on the chosen variant.

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Hyundai Venue Interior

The interiors boast a dual-tone dark navy and dove grey colour scheme, leatherette seats with VENUE branding, and a cupholder in the centre console illuminated with ambient lighting. The highlight is the dual 12.3-inch curved panoramic display panels that integrate infotainment and instrument cluster, powered by NVIDIA with over-the-air updates. Additional feature comforts include 2-step reclining rear seats, rear AC vents, rear window sunshades, and an ergonomic D-cut steering wheel with premium finishes. The Venue N Line continues to offer a more sporty vibe. It features sportier seats with N Line branding and better cushioning to make long drives more comfortable. The interior uses dark theme colours with red stitching on the steering wheel and seats, which adds to the sporty atmosphere. Also, the door sills get a metal plate with the N Line logo. N Line also features a Bose 8-speaker sound system.

One important upgrade in the Venue N Line is the inclusion of extra driver-assistance features. The N Line offers ADAS such as front collision warning, lane keep assist, and automatic emergency braking. These features are designed to improve safety and give drivers more confidence on busy roads. The regular Venue may not have these ADAS features across all variants.

The Venue will now be available in seven different trims, listed from the most basic to the most advanced: HX2, HX4, HX5, HX6, HX7, HX8, and HX10. For the Venue N Line, the N6 is the entry-level trim, and the N10 is the new top trim. Prices for the trims in petrol and diesel are as follows:

HX2 - ₹7.9-₹9.7 lakh

HX4 - ₹8.8 lakh

HX5 - ₹9.15-₹11.58 lakh

HX6 - ₹10.43-₹12.16 lakh

HX7 - ₹12.51-₹12.69 lakh

HX8 - ₹11.81-₹13.03 lakh

HX10 - ₹14.56-₹15.69 lakh

N Line N6 - ₹10.55-₹11.63 lakh

N Line N10 - ₹15.3-₹15.48 lakh