The new generation Hyundai Venue will go on sale in India early next month and gets a number of updates on the exterior and interior
The new Hyundai Venue is one of the biggest launches of 2025 and will be launched in India on 4th November 2025. Complete details of this compact SUV have been leaked through some pictures shared on The Korean Car Blog before the launch. These pictures show a glimpse of its exterior look and interior design.
The biggest change in the new Hyundai Venue has been made in its front part. It now has a completely new front design, which features a wider grille with five rectangular bars. These straps are applied in three layers, which makes its look more attractive. Although the overall shape and styling of the SUV remains the same, the new C-shaped LED daytime running lights and split headlamp setup make it look more modern and distinct than before.
The new Hyundai Venue now has new turn indicators vertically above the headlamps, which makes it more stylish. The bumper has also been reshaped to make the SUV look stronger. Major changes have also been made at the rear. Hyundai has taken design inspiration from its premium SUV models. The rear LED lights now resemble the front design and there is a horizontal light bar to connect them. The new bumper makes the rear look more powerful.
Talking about the side profile, the same roofline and pillar design has been retained in the new Hyundai Venue, but some changes are seen in it. It has been given newly designed two-tone alloy wheels which give it a premium look. Thick black wheel arch cladding and new body creases make it look more square and muscular than before. Additionally, the images also show more raised roof rails, a new spoiler, higher-mounted stop lamps and a shark fin antenna.
Hyundai has given features like single-pane sunroof, ventilated front seats, automatic climate control and smart air purifier in this SUV. The safety package includes six airbags as standard, while a full set of Level 2 ADAS functions can also be offered. It also includes a completely new dashboard, new AC vents and center console design, new steering wheel and black seat upholstery. The dual-tone interior now has a larger display unit with a fully digital instrument cluster and a new touchscreen infotainment system with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
There are likely to be no mechanical changes in the new Venue as Hyundai will continue with the existing powertrain options. The 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol, 1.0-litre turbocharged petrol and 1.5-litre diesel engines will continue to be offered without any major performance changes. Transmissions will include a 6-speed manual, 7-speed dual-clutch automatic and 6-speed torque converter automatic.