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New Hyundai Venue revealed ahead of November 4 launch

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Hyundai has released the first official pictures of the second-generation Venue, showing the full exterior and interior of the new compact SUV. Price announcement for the new Venue is scheduled for November 4, and the company has already commenced bookings for a token amount of Rs 25,000. The new Venue carries forward the three engine options of its predecessor, but gets a completely overhauled design and a more premium interior with lots of new features.

  1. New Venue is marginally larger than its predecessor
  2. Interior gets new twin 12.3-inch curved infotainment displays
  3. Gets both petrol and diesel engine options

New Hyundai Venue exterior design

The new Venue cuts a striking figure with sharp character lines, full-width LED light bars and lots of chunky body cladding for the all-important SUV aesthetics. The fascia is defined by an edge-to-edge LED light bar that drops down into the main, quad-beam LED headlamp cluster, somewhat resembling inverted horns. It also gets a wide, rectangular new grille with red accents and a pronounced front bumper finished in silver with plenty of muscular details. There are functional air vents on the bumper, and a well-sculpted bonnet, too.

In profile, the sharp character lines over the wheel arches  appear like a mix of the ones on the Tucson and Exter and are a lot more pronounced than they were on the outgoing Venue. There’s generous use of side cladding near the door sills and over the wheel arches, and this time around, there’s a provision of a rear quarter glass as well. The blacked-out C-pillar also gets a silver garnish with the name inscribed on it, and there’s a new design for the 16-inch alloy wheels.

The rear is characterised by a full-width LED light bar, which has almost become a design staple these days. It is enclosed in a contrasting black trim which has the ‘Venue’ lettering in the middle. Meanwhile, the rear bumper mimics the front with muscular details and dual-tone cladding, some of which also extends upwards to the tailgate. There are also L-shaped reflectors on both sides.

In terms of dimensions, the new Venue is marginally longer than its predecessor. Measuring 3995mm in length, 1800mm in width and 1665mm in height, it is 48mm taller and 30mm wider than before. The wheelbase has also grown by 20mm, now measuring 2520mm.

 



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