Hyundai Venue Compact SUV
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I have some apprehensions about GDI engines. Regarding carbon build up. And Hyundai/KIA are building GDI engines from a long time and GDI engines in general are known for carbon build up but have they re-engineered to solve this issue is a big question mark. I have never come across a VW GT TSI having carbon build up but again the cars that I came across are very few and under 50,000 kms driven.
This is a must watch video to understand more about GDI engines.
This is a must watch video to understand more about GDI engines.
The front end looks nice and it brings up the character of the car but the rear end doesn't look more macho at all. Even the Elite i20 has some nice design then why wouldn't Hyundai think of any other design for its compact SUV. The rear end is more like the European.
Wonder what would be the reviews if tata had launched the exact same car.
Review of Tata venue
Front looks futuristic but weird and busy side resembles old tata cars and the back is copied from kwid. It doesn't have the stance of an suv
Interiors looks good but rear space and width is smallest in the segment.
Don't have auto irvm, adjustable steering
Biggest draw back is the anemic engines. Turbo charged engine has too much turbo lag and reliability of dct is unknown.
Review of Tata venue
Front looks futuristic but weird and busy side resembles old tata cars and the back is copied from kwid. It doesn't have the stance of an suv
Interiors looks good but rear space and width is smallest in the segment.
Don't have auto irvm, adjustable steering
Biggest draw back is the anemic engines. Turbo charged engine has too much turbo lag and reliability of dct is unknown.
Hyundai Venue SUV to Launch in India on May 21
Here’s a look at some of the first-in-segment features the Hyundai Venue will come loaded with - 7 Speed DCT, wireless charger, air purifier, projector fog lamps, HD display screen, chrome outside door handles, wheel air curtains, Arkamys Sound, Eco-Coating and 3 Years/ Unlimited kilometres Warranty along with 3 years of roadside assistance.
As far as safety is concerned, the Venue will come with 6 airbags, speed sensing auto door unlock, ESC/ESP & (Vehicle Stability Management), HAC (Hill Assist Control), BAS (Brake Assist System) and ISOFIX mounts.
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Here’s a look at some of the first-in-segment features the Hyundai Venue will come loaded with - 7 Speed DCT, wireless charger, air purifier, projector fog lamps, HD display screen, chrome outside door handles, wheel air curtains, Arkamys Sound, Eco-Coating and 3 Years/ Unlimited kilometres Warranty along with 3 years of roadside assistance.
As far as safety is concerned, the Venue will come with 6 airbags, speed sensing auto door unlock, ESC/ESP & (Vehicle Stability Management), HAC (Hill Assist Control), BAS (Brake Assist System) and ISOFIX mounts.
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First in segment features? Chrome Outside door handles? Is that even a feature?
Previous Ford Ecosport had a 6 speed DCT but Ford replaced it with a 6 speed Torque Converter on the facelift cause DCTs have not fared well in our Indian Conditions.
As per the HD Display screen is concerned, it will be worth comparing against the Ford Sync 3 of the Ecosport.
Same goes for Wheel air curtains, doesn't make much of a difference.
Speed sensing or rather impact sensing Auto door unlock is good but does it have speed sensing Auto door look?
Well, that how Automotive advertisements work I guess
Previous Ford Ecosport had a 6 speed DCT but Ford replaced it with a 6 speed Torque Converter on the facelift cause DCTs have not fared well in our Indian Conditions.
As per the HD Display screen is concerned, it will be worth comparing against the Ford Sync 3 of the Ecosport.
Same goes for Wheel air curtains, doesn't make much of a difference.
Speed sensing or rather impact sensing Auto door unlock is good but does it have speed sensing Auto door look?
Well, that how Automotive advertisements work I guess
Hyundai Venue Testing Continues – Official Bookings Open On 2nd May
Hyundai Motors is set to launch the much awaited Venue compact SUV in India on 21st May 2019. It is the the first Made in India connected SUV. Hyundai Venue borrows design elements from the Santa Fe and Palisade, Hyundai’s largest car till date. Official booking is set to commence from 2nd May 2019, though some company dealers have started accepting refundable deposits for the Venue at Rs.11,000.
Hyundai Venue will come with BlueLink technology that boasts of a total of 33 connectivity features. This will also be the USP of the Venue as no other car in the segment comes with such features.
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Hyundai Motors is set to launch the much awaited Venue compact SUV in India on 21st May 2019. It is the the first Made in India connected SUV. Hyundai Venue borrows design elements from the Santa Fe and Palisade, Hyundai’s largest car till date. Official booking is set to commence from 2nd May 2019, though some company dealers have started accepting refundable deposits for the Venue at Rs.11,000.
Hyundai Venue will come with BlueLink technology that boasts of a total of 33 connectivity features. This will also be the USP of the Venue as no other car in the segment comes with such features.
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Hyundai Venue: Watch it getting unveiled on a ship, off the Indian coast [Video]
A few days ago, Hyundai unveiled its latest vehicle for the Indian market – the Venue compact SUV – on a ship sailing off the Indian coast. The ship – called the Angriya – is a cruise that operates on the Mumbai-Goa route, and is a good option for those who want to reach Goa from Mumbai overnight. Coming back to the Venue, bookings for the compact SUV will open on the 2nd of May across all Hyundai dealerships in India. The Maruti Brezza-rival will be officially launched in India on the 21st of May. Expectations for the Hyundai Venue are already sky high given the wide feature set and exciting range of engines on offer.
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A few days ago, Hyundai unveiled its latest vehicle for the Indian market – the Venue compact SUV – on a ship sailing off the Indian coast. The ship – called the Angriya – is a cruise that operates on the Mumbai-Goa route, and is a good option for those who want to reach Goa from Mumbai overnight. Coming back to the Venue, bookings for the compact SUV will open on the 2nd of May across all Hyundai dealerships in India. The Maruti Brezza-rival will be officially launched in India on the 21st of May. Expectations for the Hyundai Venue are already sky high given the wide feature set and exciting range of engines on offer.
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Hyundai Venue bookings officially open
Hyundai has officially opened bookings for its compact, sub 4-metre SUV, the Venue, in India. The booking amount for the new Venue is Rs 21,000 and the SUV can be booked either online through the Hyundai India website, or through dealers across the county.
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Hyundai has officially opened bookings for its compact, sub 4-metre SUV, the Venue, in India. The booking amount for the new Venue is Rs 21,000 and the SUV can be booked either online through the Hyundai India website, or through dealers across the county.
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Hyundai Venue Bags Over 2000 Bookings In Just One Day
The soon-to-be-launched Hyundai Venue SUV has garnered over 2000 bookings in India in just one day. It was just yesterday, on May 2, that the company announced opening pre-bookings for the new subcompact SUV in India. Slated to be launched on May 21, 2019, the new Hyundai Venue is the first subcompact SUV from the South Korean carmaker, and it will rival the likes of Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza, Mahindra XUV300, Ford Ecosport, and Tata Nexon. Customers can book the new Venue online on the company's website or at Hyundai dealerships across India, for a token of ₹ 21,000. Few Hyundai dealers have been accepting bookings for the Venue from mid-April itself.
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The soon-to-be-launched Hyundai Venue SUV has garnered over 2000 bookings in India in just one day. It was just yesterday, on May 2, that the company announced opening pre-bookings for the new subcompact SUV in India. Slated to be launched on May 21, 2019, the new Hyundai Venue is the first subcompact SUV from the South Korean carmaker, and it will rival the likes of Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza, Mahindra XUV300, Ford Ecosport, and Tata Nexon. Customers can book the new Venue online on the company's website or at Hyundai dealerships across India, for a token of ₹ 21,000. Few Hyundai dealers have been accepting bookings for the Venue from mid-April itself.
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Hyundai Venue: Interior Design And Features Explained
Unlike the dual-tone beige/black cabin of the global-spec Hyundai Venue unveiled at the 2019 New York Auto Show, the India-spec model gets single-tone black treatment, with off-white trims for pillars and roof. Also, there are brushed silver elements added to the air-con vents, the base of the gear lever, and steering wheel and inner-door handles. It's a standard 5-seater cabin and the overall design, however, is identical to the global-spec model. As for the seats, the Venue comes with matching black leather upholstery with a nice contoured design and white stitching along to edges to add a bit on contrast.
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Unlike the dual-tone beige/black cabin of the global-spec Hyundai Venue unveiled at the 2019 New York Auto Show, the India-spec model gets single-tone black treatment, with off-white trims for pillars and roof. Also, there are brushed silver elements added to the air-con vents, the base of the gear lever, and steering wheel and inner-door handles. It's a standard 5-seater cabin and the overall design, however, is identical to the global-spec model. As for the seats, the Venue comes with matching black leather upholstery with a nice contoured design and white stitching along to edges to add a bit on contrast.
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