Hyundai, a South Korean automaker, sees a slew of new launches every year, but the car we’re interested in this time is the updated Hyundai Venue. With a starting price of $19,000, this vehicle might have struck gold in terms of release-date. SUV popularity is on the rise, and families are increasingly choosing these powerful, roomier options over sedans. So what’s all the fuss about the new Hyundai Venue? Read on below.

Hyundai Venue – Trims and Features

Given below are some of the most prominent new Hyundai Venue trim. Each one comes with a 121-hp four-cylinder engine; it is excellent for driving around town but might give some trouble if you want to roar down the highway. There’s no AWD option, and the fuel mileage is up to 33 on the highway.

Hyundai Venue SE

The base trim, Hyundai Venue SE, costs $19,000 and has a robust infotainment feature. It comes with wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ connectivity, Bluetooth®, an 8-inch touch screen, HD Radio, and a USB port. The interiors of the car guarantee utmost comfort with denim-like fabric inserts on the seats. Extra standard characteristics include a rearview monitor, 15-inch alloy wheels, lane keep assist, forward collision alert, driver attention alert, pedestrian detection, halogen headlights with automatic high beams, and automated emergency braking.

Hyundai Venue SEL

The moderately priced Hyundai Venue SEL trim costs $20,750. This trim includes snow mode, making it convenient for pesky winters. Drivers can enjoy features like automatic climate control, blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic collision warning , a leather-wrapped steering wheel, a second USB port, a sunroof, a middle console with a sliding seat armrest, 17-inch alloy wheels, and rear disc brakes (in place of drum brakes).

Hyundai Venue Limited

The high-end new Hyundai Venue Limited costs $22,150. The higher price tag gets justified by more features with heated front seats, synthetic leather seat accents, and an intelligent navigation system. It also includes a proximity keyless entry, satellite radio, push-button ignition, LED headlights, and a two-tone surface with a white roof. Note that this trim also comes with a wireless smartphone charging pad and an 8-inch color touchscreen display with navigation, Radio and SiriusXM, and standard Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay®.

Hyundai Venue vs. its top competitors

The Hyundai Venue 2022 faces significant competition from the Hyundai Kona and Kia Soul. Below is a brief comparison of the new Hyundai Venue with leading competitors.

Hyundai Venue vs. Hyundai Kona

The Hyundai Venue’s most significant benefit over its Hyundai Kona sibling is its price efficiency. You can purchase a new Hyundai Venue for approximately $2,000 less than the most affordable Kona without giving up considerably due to its standard features, seating space, or fuel economy. While the Kona does offer an optional all-wheel drive, a roomier cargo area, and a span of punchier engine alternatives, the Hyundai Venue’s dependable blend of quality and value made it one of the best subcompact SUVs for the money.

Hyundai Venue vs. Kia Soul

The Kia Soul hatchback holds a certain appeal similar to the Hyundai Venue. Moreover, both Kia Soul and Hyundai Venue are affordable vehicles with excellent city-friendly maneuverability and gas mileage. While the Soul does offer more comfort regarding interiors, the Venue is one of the best budget-friendly hardy options for first-time car buyers who can skip the elbow pads.

Final words

To sum up, we can say that the all-new Hyundai Venue is affordable and moves seamlessly through urban gridlock in style and comfort. This Hyundai Venue also comes well equipped with tech and safety features, making it a great choice for the refined highway cruiser in the subcompact SUV category that goes a long way.