Key highlights
- Next-gen Hyundai Venue spied in South Korea
- To get a radical design and cabin overhaul
- Likely to remain unchanged mechanically
Hyundai is all set to introduce the new-gen Venue in India next month. Ahead of the official launch, the new model has leaked online, revealing all the details about its exteriors and interiors.
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Next-gen Hyundai Venue: Everything you need to know
The latest spy images of the upcoming Venue have leaked from South Korea. The new images showcase the production-ready version of the next-gen Venue.
Speaking of the changes on the outside, it gets a redesigned fascia with new split LED headlights, which are covered by an all-new LED DRL setup. These lights are connected through a lightbar as well.
Other changes include the new front bumper and front grille, which give it an identical look to the bigger Hyundai SUVs like the Creta and Palisade.
The side profile now gets redesigned fenders, new machine-cut alloy wheels, and a reworked rear-quarter design for better headroom. It also gets the new, bigger ORVMs that have an in-built 360-degree camera.
The rear design is also inspired by the new Creta as it gets a new, sharp connected LED taillight, a reworked bumper, and a new roof-mounted spoiler. The rear bumper gets a big, silver garnish, which gives it a more butch and rugged appeal.
On the inside, it gets a major overhaul with a new dashboard, a dual-connected 10.25-inch screen display, a new three-spoke steering wheel, a new centre console, and redesigned seats with new upholstery.
Speaking of the features, it will get a new panoramic sunroof, ambient lights, a Level 1 ADAS, wireless charging, and new voice commands, ventilated front seats, and electric seats.
Mechanically, it will remain unchanged and continue to be offered with the 1.2-litre petrol, a 1.0-litre turbo petrol, and a 1.5-litre turbo diesel engine options.
Hyundai has scheduled the launch of the new-gen Venue in India on November 6, 2025. Its pricing is expected to be higher than the current model.
