2025 Hyundai Venue Launched At Rs 7.90 lakh, FULL PRICE LIST HERE
On paper, the new Venue looks like a complete package
Hyundai has launched the 2025 Venue in India. This is not a facelift, but a completely new generation update that has major changes inside out.
How Much Does It Cost?
Prices start at Rs 7.90 lakh for the base model (ex-showroom). Hyundai has also launched the sportier Venue N Line alongside the standard car.
| Variant |
Price (ex-showroom) |
| HX 2 Petrol MT |
Rs 7.90 lakh |
| HX 2 Turbo Petrol MT |
Rs 8.80 lakh |
| HX 2 Diesel MT |
Rs 9.70 lakh |
| HX 4 Petrol MT |
Rs 8.80 lakh |
| HX 5 Petrol MT |
Rs 9.15 lakh |
| HX 5 Turbo Petrol MT |
Rs 9.74 lakh |
| HX 5 Turbo Petrol DCT |
Rs 10.67 lakh |
| HX 5 Diesel MT |
Rs 10.64 lakh |
| HX 5 Diesel AT |
Rs 11.58 lakh |
| HX 6 Petrol MT |
Rs 10.43 lakh |
| HX 6 Turbo Petrol DCT |
Rs 11.98 lakh |
| HX 6T Petrol MT |
Rs 10.70 lakh |
| HX 7 Diesel MT |
Rs 12.51 lakh |
| HX 8 Turbo Petrol MT |
Rs 11.81 lakh |
| HX 8 Turbo Petrol DCT |
Rs 12.85 lakh |
| HX 10 Turbo Petrol DCT |
Rs 14.56 lakh |
| HX 10 Diesel AT |
Rs 15.51 lakh |
| Variants to look out for:
Here's a detailed breakdown of the variant-wise features on offer. |
Take a closer look at the 2025 Hyundai Venue’s mid-spec HX 5 variant in detailed real-life images.
Design: A completely new identity!
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From a design perspective, it looks like a mix of the Creta, Alcazar and Exter. Very upmarket looking, nonetheless.
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It will have better road presence thanks to the new design and the added height and width.
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Connected tail lights are a neat touch, and look very premium at night.
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We think it looks great in the blue shade, but do check out all the options here.
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Interior and Features: More upmarket, more tech.
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Unique touches: Steering wheel has the Hyundai logo in morse code, Venue branding on the dashboard, and diffused white ambient lighting.
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The cabin feels larger and more spacious because of the light colour scheme.
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Space is expected to be better than before, making it a better family car.
Highlights
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Twin 12.3-inch screens have crisp resolution and a new interface. Feels very BMW-like. Finally has wireless Android Auto, Apple CarPlay.
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8-speaker Bose branded audio system will deliver an immersive audio experience.
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Small sunroof is disappointing. Tata Nexon, Mahindra XUV 3XO, Kia Syros offer a panoramic sunroof at the same price point.
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4-way powered driver’s seat: lets you adjust seat position and recline. Height adjustment continues to be manual.
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360-degree Camera: Helpful while changing lanes and parking. Offers a clear view of the surroundings. Also displays side camera feed in the instrument cluster when indicating.
Other highlights:
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Wireless phone charger
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Auto-dimming mirror
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Push-button start stop
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Automatic climate control
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Rear AC Vents
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The new Hyundai Venue in fact comes equipped with eight features that were never available before!
Engine Options - One BIG Change
Hyundai Venue 2025 engine options are as follows:
| Engine |
Gearbox |
Power/Torque |
Fuel Efficiency |
Purpose |
| 1.2-litre Petrol |
5-speed MT |
83 PS / 114 Nm |
18.05 kmpl |
Best for city drives and occasional highway use. |
| 1.5-litre Diesel |
6-speed MT / 6-speed AT |
116 PS / 250 Nm |
20.99 kmpl (MT), 17.90 kmpl (AT) |
Recommended for high running, especially more than 60km per day. |
| 1.0-litre Turbo petrol |
6-speed MT / 7-speed DCT |
120 PS / 172 Nm |
18.74 kmpl (MT), 20 kmpl (DCT) |
The fun one. Zippy performance for the city and highways. |
If you want to explore more in detail about the HX 7 variant, which comes only with the diesel engine option, we've covered that in the linked report. The top-spec HX 10 variant of the 2025 Hyundai Venue is available only with an automatic transmission.
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Safety
Hyundai claims to have made the 2025 Venue safer than before by strengthening the chassis. There’s increased use of ultra-high strength and high strength steel to improve crash test performance.
Hyundai Venue 2025 Safety Features:
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6 Airbags
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ABS with EBD
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Electronic Stability Control
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Tyre Pressure Monitoring System
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Hill Assist
The top model also gets Level 2 advanced driver assistance system (ADAS), that has a host of technology to help you drive safer and avoid crashes. Features such as automatic emergency braking, forward collision warning, adaptive cruise control are available.
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Our Take — Should You Book One?
The Hyundai Venue is better in terms of looks, features and space. We will be driving it shortly, so stay tuned for our in-depth review. From what we’ve seen and experienced, the Venue is quite easy to recommend. Curious, how can you book the new Hyundai Venue? We've provided a detailed guide here.
Hyundai Venue vs Rivals
If you want a tech-loaded small SUV, here are other options you can consider
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Kia Syros: looks quirky, but has brilliant space and the same features.
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Skoda Kylaq: has slightly less features, but fun-to-drive!
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Mahindra XUV 3XO: Equally good on tech and space, but lower boot space.
There are no new launches expected in the segment any time soon. Hyundai has also discontinued their flagship SUV, the Tucson.