Next-gen Hyundai Venue spied with new design details

    The clearest look at the next-gen Venue yet reveals new styling flourishes, redesigned alloy wheels, front and rear disc brakes, and more.

    Published On Apr 07, 2025 01:42:00 PM

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    New spy shots of the next-gen Hyundai Venue have surfaced, revealing some fresh details about the upcoming compact SUV. Internally codenamed QU2i, the next-gen Venue will be launched in India later this year with a completely revamped design and familiar mechanicals.

    1. Next-gen Hyundai Venue features boxier and more upright stance
    2. Gets new 16-inch alloy wheels, front and rear disc brakes, thicker cladding, etc
    3. Feature list to be expanded with front and rear parking sensors, ADAS suite, and more

    Next-gen Hyundai Venue exterior design

    Prior spy shots of the new Venue hinted at boxy proportions, much in line with the current model, while the recent spy shots provided a much clearer look. Up front, the next-gen Venue looks to sport a sharper, less rounded profile, along with a split headlight setup and a new rectangular-patterned grille. Lower down, we can see front parking sensors and an ADAS module.

    16-inch alloy wheels and disc brakes all around

    The side profile of the next-gen Venue test mule reveals brand-new 16-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels, thicker cladding above the wheel arches, a sharper design for the wing mirrors and roof rails, and a DCT badge on the fenders. Additionally, the window line doesn’t seem to have the current Venue’s upward kink, and all four wheels are equipped with disc brakes. The latter feature is notable as it’s available only on the Venue N Line variants right now.

    Over to the rear, there appears to be a longer roof spoiler than the current Venue, as well as a protruding section right above the connected tail-lamps. It remains to be seen whether this is specific to the test mules or if it’ll make its way into the production-spec next-gen Venue. The rear bumper also has an array of parking sensors.

    Next-gen Hyundai Venue interior and features

    The interior of the next-gen Venue wasn’t captured in the recent spy shots, but we expect an overhauled cabin design and an expanded feature list that borrows from newer Hyundai models like the facelifted Creta and Alcazar. Goodies like a panoramic sunroof, larger screens, ventilated seats, and the aforementioned ADAS suite may be on offer on the next-gen Venue.

    Next-gen Hyundai Venue powertrains

    No changes under the hood compared to the current Venue

    Mechanically, the next-gen Venue is anticipated to retain the trio of engines utilised in the current model. These consist of a pair of petrol engines, namely a 120hp, 1.0-litre turbo unit and an 83hp, 1.2-litre naturally aspirated motor, as well as a 100hp, 1.5-litre turbo-diesel mill. Gearbox options for the petrol engines include a 5-speed manual, 6-speed iMT, and 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, while the diesel unit comprises a 6-speed manual and 6-speed torque converter auto.

    Next-gen Hyundai Venue India launch details

    As we reported earlier, the India launch of the next-gen Venue is slated for October 2025. The new compact SUV will be produced at Hyundai’s Talegaon plant in Maharashtra.

    Image credit: Instagram/@laffey_sin_geun

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    Hyundai Venue, Grand i10 Nios, i20 get discounts of up to Rs 70,000 in April

    Next gen Hyundai Creta launch in 2027

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