Overview
- Hyundai detailed three engines — 1.2 petrol (5MT), 1.0 turbo petrol (6MT/7DCT) and 1.5 diesel now with 6MT or a new 6‑speed automatic — plus drive modes, terrain traction modes and paddle shifters on select trims.
- The cabin adds dual 12.3‑inch curved displays running an NVIDIA‑powered system with OTA updates, 70+ connected features, an 8‑speaker Bose audio setup, ventilated front seats and an electronic parking brake.
- Safety tech includes Hyundai SmartSense Level‑2 ADAS with 16 assists such as Forward Collision‑Avoidance, Lane Keep Assist and Smart Cruise Control, while leaked top‑variant lists indicate a 360‑degree camera.
- Dimensions remain sub‑4m at 3,995 mm but the Venue is wider and taller with a 20 mm longer wheelbase, bringing roomier rear seating with recline function, sunshades and wider door openings.
- Bookings are live for Rs 25,000 ahead of the November 4 India launch, with pricing to be announced then; exports are cleared for South Africa in 2026, and Hyundai Australia says it has no current plans to offer the India‑sourced model.