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I’m confused between the new Venue diesel and the Nexon CNG because of mileage. I also want good boot space, features, and safety. Suggest which variant or any other car to consider.

Asked by: rahul arora
Both models are good in their own ways. The Hyundai Venue diesel feels stronger, and the performance advantage counts for a lot on highway drives. Fuel economy is also good be it in the city or out on the highway. Boot space is fair, and there are plenty of features, especially in the higher-spec variants of this Hyundai car.
However, modern BS6 diesels make most sense if you drive a lot and frequently use highways. This is because highway driving gives the DPF (diesel particulate filter) an opportunity to regenerate; failure to do so can cause engine trouble. 

If your running is primarily in the city, a CNG might make more sense. The Tata Nexon CNG is a good choice, offering CNG flexibility with ample boot space thanks to its clever twin-cylinder layout.
The Maruti Suzuki Brezza CNG is another option worth looking at, though it does come with a significantly smaller boot.
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