Prime Highlights

• The new Hyundai Venue has been seen while it was being tested, showing big changes in design and features.

• It is set to show up in late 2025, and might have ADAS and high-end inside features.

Key Facts

• The updated Venue looks more boxy, has new LED lights, and shows signs of high-tech safety gear.

• Inside, it might have a big sunroof, cool seats, and bigger screens.

• The old petrol, turbo-petrol, and diesel motors will likely stay, with better gear shifts.

Key Background

Hyundai is getting ready to show the new Venue, a big refresh of one of India’s top small SUVs. Since its start in 2019, the Venue has been very liked, and with more rivals, Hyundai is set to up its game with the 2025 model.

Recently seen in tests with covers, the new Venue shows big style shifts. It has a more boxy shape for a stronger look on the road. The front has new sleek LED lights and a new grille, with thick covers for a tough SUV look. A clear radar at the front hints at high-tech driver help like lane help, crash warning, and smart cruise control—now common in this type.

On the sides, the Venue has two-tone wheels, big mirrors, and strong roof rails. The back is expected to match Hyundai’s new style, possibly with a long LED light setup. All wheels seem to have disc brakes, which were only on the N Line before, showing a move up in safety.

Inside, big upgrades are coming. Hyundai might add a nicer dashboard, mood lights, a larger screen, and luxury items like cool seats and a big sunroof. These updates aim to match the Venue with new Hyundai models like the Creta and Alcazar.

In terms of mechanics, the Venue should keep its engines: a 1.2L petrol, a 1.0L turbo-petrol, and a 1.5L diesel. Gear choices might include a 5-speed stick, 6-speed stick, and 7-speed auto, depending on the model and engine.

With these updates, the new Hyundai Venue plans to keep leading its segment, bringing better comfort, tech, and safety—making it even more appealing to city and town SUV buyers in India.

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