Hyundai Venue: Road vehicles have changed a lot in past decade these days consumers seems to be more fond of hatchback lariger SUVs, you know what kay?
One of the most interesting entries in this emerging segment has been the Hyundai Venue, a compact crossover that stood apart after it came out.
From what the Venue has done from first impression, this in-depth look into why it should be a serious option for urban dwellers looking for urban living on wheels.
Hyundai Venue: Design Concept – Urban Elegance
For Hyundai, it represents a design credo known as “Urban Vibes” found on the Venue, a confrontational eye catching look among an overwhelming landscape.
A muscular front fascia with the maison’s signature cascading grille and shrewd split-light architecture lighting the headlight units
This favour no less the eye appeal with adequate illumination.
Turning to the side profile, the Venue is in a boxy structure that delivers maximum space for internal use without looking too bulk.
There are marked wheel arches that house alloy wheels from 15 up 17-inch depending on trim, strike a very nice balance between style and ride comfort.
Dimensioning lines crossing the body sides add depth and hit the total look, contrasting roof color options on other side makes it a lot personal.
Focus on The Inside: Practical Detail
Step into the Venue and you are in for a surprise, just because it be in this price class.
The dashboard layout points to sensibility over gizmos and dials are well sited with a distinctly driverly dash.
Hyundai Materials Selection shows perceived quality (soft-touch surfaces at contact points and sturdy textured plastics elsewhere)
Top seating position of a crossover, it allows the buyer to be elevated, offering clear vision at an easeful ingress and egress.
The front seats are excellent for longer trips, with adjustability to suit those of shorter and taller build.
Technology Work Seamless Convenience
In positioning the Venue as a technology leader, Hyundai even fit even the base trim with some cool multi-functional digital accessories.
At the heart of this is the infotainment body, which has a 8- or 10.25-inch touchscreen display (depending on trim level) that provides detailed graphics and fluid performance.
Interface promotes easy use via a friendly menu design and user-configurable hot keys for the functions frequently used.
Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in every market to feature smartphone integration [Smartphone setup is standard, pod excluded]
Consumer-friendly options for the available Hyundai BlueLink connected car technology, which enhances ownership by using a dedicated smartphone app to remotely monitor and control your vehicle.
Using this system lets you start vehicle from over Wi-Fi, climate settings, find where his parked Venue or get maintenance notice for local. combines vehicle convenience with smart home..
Performance Differentiation: Urban Agility
The Hyundai Venue has different powertrain across the various markets in different regions, adapted to locality and local compliance regime.
Most of the markets top out their standard powerplant with a 120 horsepower and 153 Nm of torque (1.6-liter naturally aspirated four cylinder base engine rule)
Great engine for city performance on its own under low load, and adequate fuel economy.
Plug-in variants use a 1.0 liter turbocharged three-cylinder engine that delivers just enough grunt—in the name of efficiency, without any sacrifice of quickness as is common for turbocharged units and all starts with early torque.
Safety Architecture: All round safety
Hyundai has put safety very high on the agenda for Venue, using both passive and active systems designed to detect, avoid accidents.
Foundations are a high strength steel cage that surrounds occupants are strong safety cell while also included crumple zones for collision energy-dissipation.
Airbags, ABS with EBD and electronic stability control are standard safety feature in almost all markets.
Upper levels of trim offer the complete SmartSense suite of advanced safety technology such as forward collision warning with kineic pedestrian, lane keeping assist, driver attention warning and blind spot collision warning.
You get Ownership Experience: Value Beyond You Pay For
That ethos of ownership extends beyond the downright purchasing of the Hyundai Venue to its overall appeal.
By assuaging one of the biggest fears dealers want to avoid in crossover shoppers Hyundai has earned a reputation for reliability thanks to its deep well of warranty.
In most markets, coming standard with a five-year/ unlimited kilometer warranty shows the manufacturer believes in the quality of the Venue.
Most straightforward mechanical designs, and easy-to-suss-out parts keep maintenance costs low.
Real-world fuel consumption figures are in many cases almost spot on the powertrain range (something the automotive world sadly does not live up to in general leading to higher operating costs over the life of the vehicle) and the figures are in most cases competitive.
Market Entry: Strategic Launch
The Venue is strategically located in both Hyundai’s family and the larger automotive marketplace
It acts as the low-hanging fruit in Hyundai’s SUV assortment below the larger Kona, amongst compact hatchage offers.
It lands just where you need consumers going from front-wheel-drive passenger cars to crossovers — without spending the space or money on a full-blown SUV.
We will also need to compete against some solid inception rivals directly (Nissan Kicks, etc.) in the competitive space.
Hyundai Venue: A City-Range Companion That Fits Right
Hyundai Venue is a response to new urban mobility preferences that have emerged as well in growing economies like China.
It gets the balance between real world city constraints of having limited parking options, crowded streets and budget guidelines as well delivers that fine line emotional appeal driving demand for crossovers: Sitting position practices; versatile layouts; unique styling.
