2022 Hyundai Venue SX(O) Variant Analysis: Should You Go For The Top-spec Variant?

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

Published On Jul 17, 2022 14:36 IST

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The new Hyundai Venue’s top-spec SX(O) trim, albeit similar to the second-from-top SX, gets a few more convenience and safety features. More significantly, this is the top trim for the turbo-petrol and diesel engine options. Let’s see if it’s worth stretching your budget:

Variant	1-litre Turbo-petrol	1.5-litre Diesel
SX(O) iMT/SX(O) DCT	Rs 11.92 lakh/Rs 12.57 lakh	–
SX(O) MT	–	Rs 12.32 lakh

Why Consider The Venue SX(O)?

Hyundai is offering the top-spec SX(O) with some feel-good add-ons such as an air purifier, remote engine start/stop, and a 4-way powered driver’s seat. The biggest upgrade comes in the form of side and curtain airbags, which are limited to this trim only. It is also the best option you can have with an automatic transmission.

Here’s what it offers:

	Exterior	Interior	Comfort and Convenience	Infotainment	Safety
Highlight features	Chrome outside door handles	Leatherette upholstery Ambient lighting	Remote engine start 4-way powered driver’s seat Air purifier Drive modes (DCT only) Paddle shifters (DCT only)	Blue Link connected car tech Wired Android Auto and Apple CarPlay	Side and curtain airbags
Other features	16-inch dual-tone alloy wheels LED projector headlights with LED DRLs Cornering lamps LED taillights	Hotkeys on IRVM Two-step reclining rear seats 60:40 split rear seats Rear armrest with cupholders	Cruise control Rear wiper and washer Puddle lamps Wireless phone charger Height-adjustable driver’s seat	Alexa and Google voice assistant support 4 speakers+2 tweeters 8-inch touchscreen system	Burglar alarm Reversing camera with guidelines Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

What Could Have Been Better About The Venue SX(O)?

Although the Venue continues to be a well-loaded offering, now with refreshed styling and some new features, we feel Hyundai could have provided it with some more equipment like the Kia Sonet. It could have benefitted from upgrades such as ventilated front seats, a larger 10.25-inch touchscreen, a 7-speaker Bose sound system, and mainly, a diesel-auto combination.

Variant	Verdict
E	Skip for a lack of essential comforts
S	Consider it on a strict budget as it just about covers the basics
S+/S(O)	Consider for turbo-petrol or diesel engine options, but the premium for the petrol feels steep
SX	Consider with petrol engine for the premium features, skip for diesel
SX(O)	Go for it only if you want a top-spec turbo-petrol or diesel variant, loaded with feel-good features and added safety

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Rohit Shah is a Content Writer with the CarDekho Group and an automotive journalist with nearly seven years of experience covering the automotive industry. He holds a Bachelor\'s degree in Business Management (International Business) and a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management. Over the course of his career, Rohit has authored more than 2,500 articles for CarDekho, covering topics ranging from new car launches to the latest developments in the Indian and global automotive industries. His interest in cars began in childhood when he started collecting scale models, and he unwinds by taking a car out for a spin. When he\'s not talking or writing about cars, you can find him watching new movies and series or learning new languages.Read more

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