Hyundai’s newly launched second-generation Venue is off to a flying start. In less than four weeks, the updated compact SUV has already attracted over 32,000 bookings, reaffirming its strong appeal in the competitive subcompact SUV segment.
This surge in demand comes alongside Hyundai’s robust November 2025 sales performance. The company recorded 50,340 domestic units sold, reflecting a 4.3% year-on-year growth. Exports also remained solid, with 16,500 units shipped overseas, further boosting the brand’s overall momentum.
If you’re considering bringing home the new Venue, here’s a complete breakdown of what it offers.
2025 Hyundai Venue: Fresh Design, Inside and Out
The latest Venue arrives with a fully updated design language inspired by Hyundai’s newer SUVs such as the Creta and Alcazar. The front fascia now features a more imposing look, thanks to the redesigned grille and sharper lighting elements.
Along the side profile, the Venue gets chunkier haunches, a redesigned C-pillar with bold ‘Venue’ branding, and a more planted stance. At the rear, Hyundai has introduced connected LED tail lamps along with a striking 3D-effect pattern that gives the SUV a modern, premium look.
Inside, the cabin receives a massive upgrade. A 20mm increase in wheelbase has resulted in better legroom, and the entire dashboard layout has been revamped. The highlight is the dual 12.3-inch curved display setup, which instantly elevates the premium feel of the interior.
Features & Safety: A Major Step Forward
The 2025 Venue packs a long list of comfort, convenience and tech features. Key equipment includes:
- Dual 12.3-inch curved screens (digital cluster + infotainment)
- Wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay
- 8-speaker Bose premium audio system
- Voice-controlled electric sunroof
- Wireless mobile charging
- Ventilated front seats
- Drive & traction modes (with automatic variants)
- 4-way powered driver’s seat
On the safety front, the Venue gets a Level 2 ADAS suite, significantly enhancing its capability. Standard safety additions include:
- Six airbags
- Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
- 360-degree camera
- Front & rear parking sensors
- Electronic parking brake with Auto Hold
- Hill Hold Assist
Powertrain Options: Familiar Engines, New Flexibility
Hyundai continues with the proven engine lineup from the previous Venue, but brings an important update for diesel buyers. The available powertrains include:
Engine & Power Outputs
| Engine Type | Power | Torque | Transmission Options |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.2L NA Petrol | 83 PS | 114 Nm | 5-speed MT |
| 1.0L Turbo Petrol | 120 PS | 172 Nm | 6-speed MT / 7-speed DCT |
| 1.5L Diesel | 116 PS | 250 Nm | 6-speed MT / 6-speed AT (new) |
DCT = Dual-Clutch Transmission, AT = Torque Converter Automatic
This update gives diesel customers the convenience of an automatic gearbox for the first time in the Venue lineup.
Pricing, Variants & Rivals
Hyundai is offering the new Venue in eight variants, with prices starting at ₹7.90 lakh (ex-showroom). Each variant has been positioned to appeal to a wide range of buyers, from practical daily users to feature-seeking enthusiasts.
The Venue goes up against several strong competitors in the subcompact SUV space, including:
- Maruti Brezza
- Kia Sonet
- Tata Nexon
- Mahindra XUV 3XO
- Skoda Kylaq
- Kia Syros
- Toyota Urban Cruiser Taisor
