Mahindra XUV300 AMT vs Hyundai Venue DCT: which is the better automatic SUV?

    Both gearboxes give you a very different driving experience, and even efficiency.

    Published On Aug 05, 2023 08:30:00 AM

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    I am looking to buy a new car, but I am confused between the Mahindra XUV300 and Hyundai Venue. My priorities are safety, comfort and a good petrol automatic. I am really inclined towards the XUV300 because of its safety, build quality, space and comfort, but this car has an AMT, while the Venue has a DCT. This is the only confusion I have, as I do not want to regret buying an AMT.

    Amir, Bengaluru

    Autocar India says: There is a big difference in the feel of an AMT and DCT. An AMT has compromised gearshift and you can feel the pauses or interruption in power with every gearshift, especially in the lower gears. The DCT on the other hand offers smooth and near seamless shifts, and a far better driving experience. Both the XUV300 and Venue are safe cars, which comply with the latest safety standards that were introduced in 2019.

    The main advantage the XUV300 has over the Venue is the cabin space it offers. The Venue is cramped in the rear seat, but has a bigger boot. If you are willing to sacrifice rear seat space then the Venue is the better choice. However, the XUV300 is nice to drive too, should you opt for it.

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