New Hyundai Venue powertrains, variant wise colour options revealed

Hyundai, which is readying the new Venue for its launch in India on November 4, 2025, had last week has disclosed some details of the second-gen model, including its exterior and interior design. The Korean brand has now revealed the new nomenclature for its trims, as well as the powertrain and colour options.

1. New Venue line-up gets a diesel-automatic in HX 5 and HX 10 trims
2. ​8 exterior (6 monotone) and 3 interior colour options on offer

2025 Hyundai Venue engine and gearbox options

With the new Venue, Hyundai has introduced 'HX' nomenclature for the trims. The other Hyundai models follow the older style, with trims such as S, SX, SX+, and so on.

A total of 5 engine and gearbox combinations to choose from

The second-generation Venue continues with the 83hp 1.2-litre naturally aspirated (NA) petrol, the 120hp 1-litre turbo-petrol and the 116hp 1.5-litre diesel engine options of the previous-generation model.

However, a small but likeable update is that the compact SUV now also offers a diesel-automatic in the mid-spec HX 5 and top-spec HX 10 trims. Earlier, the diesel engine was only available with a manual transmission.

The NA petrol engine comes with a 5-speed manual gearbox in all trims except the higher-spec HX 7, HX 8 and HX 10. The more potent turbo-petrol engine is unavailable in the HX 4, HX 6T and HX 7 trims, with the HX 5 and HX 8 offering both manual and DCT options. The diesel-MT option is offered with the entry-level HX 2 trim.

2025 Hyundai Venue colour options

6 monotone and 2 dual-tone exterior colour options available

Hyundai is offering the Venue with six monotone exterior colour options, of which Mystic Sapphire, Hazel Blue and Dragon Red are new; the rest are Atlas White, Titan Grey and Abyss Black. Atlas White and Hazel Blue are available as a dual-tone option with an Abyss Black roof from the HX 6 trim onwards.

The HX 2 trim is available only with Abyss Black and Atlas White themes, and the HX 4 introduces Mystic Sapphire and Titan Grey colours to the mix. The HX 5 comes with all the monotone colour options. 

3 interior colour options, including a dual-tone hue

The interior colours also differ by trim; the base HX 2 gets an all-black cabin theme, while the HX 4, HX 5, HX 6 and HX 6T feature a beige theme. The higher-spec HX 8 and HX 10 trims get the flagship navy blue and grey interior.

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