Hyundai Venue 2022-2025 news

Two of the seven subcompact SUVs are available in under a month across much of the country

The Venue also gets a minor feature rejig along with the upgraded diesel unit

Of the eight models on the list, only two SUVs are readily available to be driven home, although only in some cities

While models like Nexon, Venue and Sonet observed MoM and YoY growth, Magnite and Kiger faced a downfall in both

The Brezza’s monthly figures dropped significantly, dropping below the 10,000 units mark

The Mahindra XUV300 monthly sales increased by up to 40 percent while the Toyota Urban Cruiser’s sales dropped nearly 90 percent

They started as entry-level SUVs, but are now knocking on the doors of segments above in terms of performance, size and features. But, which one comes out on top?

Most subcompact SUVs in India currently have a waiting period of three to four months ahead of the festive season

The Venue is Hyundai’s second N Line model for India after the i20 hatchback

The segment, as a whole, witnessed a slight bump up in demand, leading to total sales of more than 62,000 SUVs

The Venue SX(O) packs a few feel-good features and six airbags

It is the best-equipped trim with the 1.2-litre petrol variant of the sub-4m SUV

It is the entry-level variant for the SUV’s turbo-petrol and diesel engine options

It commands a premium of more than Rs 1 lakh over the base-spec E but gets a lot of useful amenities

The facelifted Hyundai Venue’s base-spec trim gets a few basics right but it’s still quite a barebones offering