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Hyundai Venue User Reviews

Name: The Hyundai Venue is the best car in its segment, offering many features. It'...
Item: Hyundai Venue
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Author: Apurav Jangra

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The Hyundai Venue is available with three engines. The 1.2-litre four-cylinder petrol produces 83hp and 115Nm, while the 1.0-litre three-cylinder direct-injection turbo-petrol makes 120hp and 172Nm from 1,500 to 4,000rpm. The 1.5-litre four-cylinder diesel makes 116hp and 250Nm from 1,500 to 2,750rpm. The turbo-petrol is the most engaging of the three, with strong mid-range punch after a mild lag below 2,000rpm, while the diesel is the refined, relaxed engine.

Key facts about the Venue:

Gearbox options include a 5-speed manual on the 1.2-litre petrol, a 6-speed manual or 7-speed dual-clutch automatic on the turbo-petrol, and a 6-speed manual or 6-speed torque-converter automatic on the diesel, all with front-wheel drive.
The Venue measures 3,995mm in length, 1,800mm in width and 1,665mm in height, with a 2,520mm wheelbase. That is 30mm wider, 48mm taller and 20mm longer in the wheelbase than the previous generation.
It gets 190mm of ground clearance, a 375-litre boot and a 45-litre fuel tank, with a 60:40 split rear seat on the higher trims.
Suspension comprises MacPherson struts up front and a torsion beam at the rear, with front disc brakes and rear discs on the higher automatic trims. Lower trims get steel wheels, higher trims get 16-inch diamond-cut alloys, and the N Line gets 17-inch alloys.
Automatic variants get Eco, Normal and Sport drive modes, Sand, Mud and Snow traction modes, and paddle shifters on the higher trims.
The biggest screens are a pair of 12.3-inch displays, one for infotainment and one for the digital driver’s display, on the top HX10 trim, and the system supports over-the-air updates.
It scored five stars in Bharat NCAP for both adult and child protection, with six airbags, ESC and ISOFIX mounts standard across the range.
Level 2 ADAS with 16 features, a 360-degree camera and a blind spot view monitor are limited to the top HX10 trim, and the N Line N10 adds five more ADAS features.

Uchiha Madara•1 Nov 2026

4/5

The Hyundai Venue is better if you want to save some money.

Pushparaj•6 Oct 2026

4/5

A good car, it runs smoothly and has good front visibility. Suitable for four people to travel, plus one child can travel additionally. Mileage gives an average of 15 kilometers.

Raj•3 Oct 2026

4/5

Hyundai Venue is also a good choice with better fuel efficiency and driving dynamics than the syros. It's more reliable in terms of future availability.

Jiten JV•2 Oct 2026

5/5

Try the new Hyundai Venue. Amazing car.

Ashu•25 Sept 2026

2/5

The Hyundai Venue NA feels low on power, and the turbo with DCT is not a good combo for heavy city traffic. It also has fewer features compared to HX8 and is costly.

Jampana Satya Varma•21 Sept 2026

1/5

I booked a Hyundai Venue in February but it was not delivered even in July. That's why I got disappointed with the Hyundai Venue and bought a car from another company. That's why I can't give it a 5 rating.

Rajan Khurana•21 Sept 2026

5/5

Excellent Drive experience Excellent Interior Excellent Overall

Ram•20 Sept 2026

4/5

The Hyundai Venue's amazing for your usage level's.

Ayush Patel•17 Sept 2026

4/5

The Venue is a great choice in this price segment, offering around 16-17 kmpl mileage. Features like ADAS level, automatic climate control, and a large boot space make it a strong contender. If you're looking for a family car, this is the one.

Apurav Jangra•17 Sept 2026

4/5

The Hyundai Venue is the best car in its segment, offering many features. It's perfect for families and looks better than the old version. It's a great option compared to competitors like Suzuki Fronx and Tata Punch.

Hyundai Venue Expert Reviews

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We like

Premium-looking cabin with good fit and finish
Slick infotainment system with sharp graphics and quick touch response
Refined diesel engine works smoothly with the torque-converter automatic

We don't like

Top variants are among the most expensive in the segment
Turbo-petrol with DCT can feel jerky at crawling speeds
N Line's sporty looks aren't matched by a sportier driving experience

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•2d

I have finalised Sonet HTK plus and Hyundai Venue HX5. Please suggest me which one is better for city comfort, riding and overall is a better choice.

•12m

Between the two, the Venue has the more absorbent ride in the city. The Sonet's suspension is a bit firmer, which helps it feel more planted on the highway, but around town, it can feel harsh over sharp bumps. The Venue also has a longer wheelbase, which gives it a roomier rear seat than the Sonet.Overall, the Venue is the better choice since your priority is ride comfort in the city.

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•5d

Hey folks! I'm planning to buy my first car, and my maximum budget is Rs. 11 lakh (on-road price). After exploring a few options, I've shortlisted the Hyundai Venue 1.0L Turbo Manual and the Maruti Suzuki Brezza 1.0L Turbo Manual. However, I'm a bit confused about which one to choose. My driving will be split roughly 50% in the city and 50% on highways. I've already driven the Brezza 1.0L Turbo, and I noticed that it doesn't stall even when the RPM drops below 1,000. I'm not sure how the Venue performs in similar conditions. I'd love to hear from car enthusiasts and owners who have experience with either of these cars. Which one would you recommend considering drivability, engine performance, city traffic, highway comfort, and overall ownership experience? Any suggestions or real-world experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

•3d

The Brezza's 1.0-litre turbo petrol engine might not have the outright punch similar to the Venue's 1.0-litre unit, however the Maruti's drivability is noticeably better. Turbo-lag is far less pronounced and it'll require fewer gearshifts while cruising, compared to the Venue. What's more, the Brezza feels a tougher while driving over bad roads, and space inside too is more than the Venue. The Hyundai Venue's cabin on the other hand feels brighter, more premium and more modern in comparison. Between the two, our pick would be the Brezza turbo for its drivability and solid feel.

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•5d

We’re first-time car buyers, a couple aged 40 and 35 with two kids (aged10 and 5), and we’re currently learning to drive at a Maruti driving school. Our budget is up to Rs 13.5 lakh on-road, and our usage will be about 40 percent city and 60 percent highway. We’re torn between the Maruti Suzuki Brezza 1.5 petrol (manual or automatic), which I prefer, and the Hyundai Venue 1.2 petrol, which my wife prefers because it feels smaller and more stylish. Between the Brezza and the Venue 1.2, which is better for new drivers with mixed city and highway use? Should first-time drivers choose a manual or an automatic, considering the extra cost, fuel efficiency and maintenance? Some people suggest an automatic, while others recommend a manual for better control and lower long-term maintenance. I’m also concerned about reports of the Venue 1.0 turbo DCT gearbox overheating. Please advise.

•5d

Since you are learning to drive, doing so on a manual would be better as then driving an automatic is much simpler to do, however if you learn on an automatic, then driving a manual is very difficult. Thus, learning on a manual gives you better flexibility in terms of the types of vehicles you can drive. As for the choice between the Brezza and the Venue, both are good options, and you can't go wrong with either. If it's an automatic, however, we would lean towards the 1.5 NA Brezza, as this comes with a torque converter gearbox, which is the smoothest type of automatic gearbox and is also more robust in heavy and constant start-stop traffic.

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•6d

Autocar mentions that Venue N Line N6 has push button start, while all the review videos says it comes with flip key, not with the smart key. Can you please confirm?

•6d

The Hyundai Venue N Line N6 indeed has a flip key with remote-locking/unlocking functionality. The Smart key with an Engine start/stop button is reserved for the top-spec N10 variant.Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We will rectify the error at the earliest. Apologies for the inconvenience it may have caused.

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•1w

Hi, I am confused between the new Hyundai Venue HX5 AT and the Skoda Kylaq Signature+ AT. I am purchasing this car for my father, so the running will be low and mostly in the city. However, I will occasionally take it on highways and hills. Comfort and future maintenance are my main priorities. Which of these according to you is the best in the segment? Please provide a brief comparison of both models.

•1w

Between the two, we would suggest you going for the Skoda Kylaq Signature+ AT, particularly if you enjoy driving and will occasionally take the car on highways and hills. Its six speed torque converter automatic is smoother and more predictable in stop start traffic than the Venue's seven speed DCT. The Kylaq's chassis and suspension also make it more engaging to drive, with good composure on winding roads.The one consideration is after sales and maintenance. Hyundai has the advantage of a wider service network, while Skoda ownership costs can be higher. Since this car will primarily be used by your father, take him along for a test drive of both and pay particular attention to ease of ingress and egress, ride comfort and gearbox smoothness.

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