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Aravind

•3w

I have booked a new Venue 2025 HX8T in Dec ’25. The waiting time during booking was 45 days. I have completed 65 days, and I am now being asked to wait till Mar ’26. Is there an issue with Venue Turbo production?

Autocar India

•3w

The Hyundai Venue Turbo is a popular model, and the waiting period for it is on the higher side. The delay in delivery could be due to a shortage of the specific variant you have booked.

However, we recommend checking with the dealership for the exact reason for the delay. If you are not satisfied with the response, you can ask for a refund and consider other options.

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Anonymous

•3w

Same issue. I booked way back in Oct before launch had put it on hold so I was pushed down the priority but even now there is no definite ETA. The dealership is trying to get cars allocated but seems like they are not getting enough vehicles. This is specially true for DCT variants. I wrote to [email protected] and they immediately responded and my complaint was taken up with the dealership the next day, although the question was more for HMIL to respond. Atleast in my case dealership is pretty helpful. Seems like there is huge demand for automatics and they are not able to keep up with the same. As per the latest comments from CEO, they are running double shifts to meet demands.

Prashant

•3w

I have been delivered in 15 days

Aravind

•3w

Varient please

Kuldeep

•2w

I am also facing the same issue. I booked the Hyundai Venue HX5 1L Turbo MT at three different dealerships to get the car as soon as possible. However, I have been waiting since the first week of November. Yesterday, I sent a complaint email to Hyundai, and this morning I received a call from Hyundai Customer Service and the TSM through a dealer conference call. They informed me that this new variant is being manufactured at Hyundai’s new Pune plant, and currently they are facing a shortage of turbo and some other components. Due to this, the production of the turbo variant is limited, which is increasing the waiting period.

Rakesh

•2w

Same thing for me as well. I booked in November 25 and waited till Jan end. Then cancelled my booking.

Amrit Kumar

•3w

Same problem. I booked N line automatic in December 1st week, no update,till February 2nd week, I cancelled 😞

Subham

•3w

Same problem I had booked hyundai venue hx8 mt variant before one month but their is no update about the car

Bisnu

•3w

Sir actually I want to buy a car but I am in dillema .I want a premium and strong, powerful car .so between breeza and venue which segment is best for me.

Joseph Mathew

•3w

Hi Aravind What is your suggestions to get the Hx8 dtc turbo petrol which I booked on Dec 16 th 2025 it almost 2 months over

Aravind

•3w

Hello, Venue as a product is very good and upmarket.. 3xo is a good product as well.. hoping HMIL reduces the waiting time

•3w

similar scenes at my end as well. The showroom guys have zero clue and i am kind of surprised that how can Hyundai plan such a disaster of a production line.

Anil Deshmukh

•3w

I have booked Venue hx8 mt petrol model on 18th November and got the delivery on 8th February, approx. 80 days after waiting...but the car is fantastic worth it 👍👌👍

Nihar

•3w

I have pre-booked new venue hx8 dct turbo petrol in October, it has been 14 weeks but have no clarity about the delivery timelines, originally the dealer said 8 to 10 weeks would be maximum time for delivery. It is very sad to see a premier automaker planning so poorly while other companies having similar demand have launched the car a month later and have already started delivery within 1 month

Dr shariq

•3w

Booked HX8 DCT of choiced color on nov 4th and get delivered on 28th nov.

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•1h

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