Hyundai Venue news

This week has witnessed a new launch, spyshots and a variant update among the slump

Besides the new variant, the Venue HX 4 trim has also been updated with a driver seat height adjustment feature

Some popular SUV nameplates marked a return to our market in modern avatars in 2025, including the Hyundai Venue and Tata Sierra, while we also got some fresh all-electric offerings as well

The last month of the year has shaped up to be unusually busy for the automotive world.

Buyers can’t get enough of the Venue!

The list is dominated by popular mass-market models while featuring a few luxury electric vehicles as well

The Hyundai Venue was introduced in its second-generation avatar recently, and continues to take on the Maruti Brezza as one of its prime rivals. Which one comes out on top, at least on paper? Let’s f

This engine offered with the HX 8 can be had across five variants of the new Hyundai Venue…

Besides, bigger screens, better seats and an added speaker, the new Venue gets three features that provide more convenience to the driver

While the Skoda Kylaq does get some premium amenities, the 2025 Hyundai Venue has hit it out of the park when it comes to tech and safety features

The newly launched Hyundai Venue comes with a naturally aspirated petrol engine, a turbo-petrol engine, and a diesel unit, spread out across different variants…

The HX 4 and HX 6T variants of the 2025 Venue come with the 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine, while the HX 7 gets a diesel, and the HX 8 can be had with the 1.0-litre turbo-petrol

Between the Sonet and Venue, the advantage of extra features goes back to the latter after its new generation was launched

The new Venue has been launched with a feature-loaded cabin, making it one of the best-equipped SUVs in its segment…

While both 2025 Hyundai Venue and Tata Nexon are feature loaded, the Venue takes things a step further with premium additions like bigger curved displays, powered driver’s seat, and Level 2 ADAS