Hyundai Venue news

The segment, overall, witnessed cumulative sales of almost 60,000 units in the first month of 2023

This list includes premium hatchbacks, subcompact SUVs and the most affordable electric car

The global supply disruption and material shortages are the primary reasons for the delay

The segment’s demand itself witnessed a month-on-month (MoM) increase of over 16 per cent, clocking sales of nearly 62,000 SUVs in July, with the Tata Nexon continuing its top form

While the average wait time for subcompact SUVs is of three to four months, a couple of models are readily available this month

The Venue SX(O) packs a few feel-good features and six airbags

It is the best-equipped trim with the 1.2-litre petrol variant of the sub-4m SUV

It is the entry-level variant for the SUV’s turbo-petrol and diesel engine options

It commands a premium of more than Rs 1 lakh over the base-spec E but gets a lot of useful amenities

The facelifted Hyundai Venue’s base-spec trim gets a few basics right but it’s still quite a barebones offering

The facelifted Venue, with the mid-life update, gets more features, is pricier by nearly Rs 1.5 lakh

While the segment registered total sales of over 50,000 units, only two models could breach the 10,000-unit sales mark

With a price increase of up to around Rs 2.5 lakh over its predecessor, we see how the second-gen Brezza fares against its competitors in terms of prices

While most of the features fall under the comfort and convenience category, there’s one major mechanical advantage that the Sonet has over the Venue

The three packs are called Basic, Advance and Supreme, and all of them have some common accessories like door sill guard and a comfort kit