Introduction
Pros
- Safety tech: Apart from the regular set of ABS, 6 airbags, it also gets IRVM-integrated buttons for SOS, RSA along with a distress alarm button in the key fob.
- Feature-rich: Staying true to Hyundai’s DNA, the Venue features projector headlamps with LED DRLs, air purifier, 8-inch touchscreen, sunroof, cruise control, wireless charging and a lot more.
- Looks butch: The Hyundai Venue looks like a proper SUV with boxy design elements like the Creta.
- Multiple powertrains: Hyundai Venue offers three engine options – 2 petrol and 1 diesel. A dual-clutch automatic transmission -- the only car in the segment to get it -- with petrol engine is also on offer.
- Internet Connectivity: The Hyundai Venue gets a bunch of Internet-based connected tech accessible through a smartphone that should aid safety as well as convenience.
Cons
- No Diesel AT: The 1.4-litre diesel engine on the Venue is available with a 6-speed MT only.
- No Top-Spec Petrol Automatic: Hyundai is not offering the petrol-DCT combination in the top-spec SX(O) variant. Instead, it is available in the SX+ variant.
Stand Out Features
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Sunroof: An electric sunroof matches Venue’s youthful exterior design. It might also make the all-black cabin appear roomy.
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Remote-based convenience: Access for ignition startup, door locks and AC temperature through BlueLink smartphone application.
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Wireless charging: It is a boon in today’s scenario wherein all major flagship phones support wireless charging.
CarDekho Verdict
" The Hyundai Venue definitely has the potential to disrupt the highly competitive sub-compact SUV segment. You get macho looks, loads of features and premium interior at a very competitive price."
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