Hyundai announces price hike for Venue SUV, check latest rates here

Now, customers will have to pay up to ₹25,000 to purchase this SUV.

Published on: Feb 2, 2023, 11:57:19 IST

By HT News Desk, New Delhi

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Hyundai India has hiked the prices of its Venue SUV. According to a report in HT's sister publication Live Hindustan, the manufacturer has increased prices for both petrol and diesel modes, and across 9 variants (petrol: 8, diesel: 1). Now, customers will have to pay up to ₹25,000 more for Venue.

Here are the details for petrol variants:

Variant	New price	Old price	Difference	Hike%
E 1.2 MT	₹7.68 lakh	₹7.62 lakh	₹6,000	0.79%
S 1.2 MT	₹8.90 lakh	₹8.79 lakh	₹11,000	1.25%
S(0) 1.2 MT	₹9.73 lakh	₹9.58 lakh	₹15,000	1.57%
S(0) 1.0 IMT	₹10.40 lakh	₹10.15 lakh	₹25,000	2.46%
SX 1.2 MT	₹10.89 lakh	₹10.77 lakh	₹12,000	1.11%
S(0) 1.0 DCT	₹11.36 lakh	₹11.11 lakh	₹25,000	2.25%
SX(0) 1.0 IMT	₹12.31 lakh	₹12.06 lakh	₹25,000	2.07%
SX(0) 1.0 DCT	₹12.96 lakh	₹12.71 lakh	₹25,000	1.97%

Here are the details for diesel variants:

Variant	New price	Old price	Difference	Hike%
S+ 1.5 M	₹10.40 lakh	₹10.15 lakh	₹25,000	2.46%
SX 1.5 MT	₹11.62 lakh	₹11.62 lakh	₹0	-
SX(0) 1.5 MT	₹12.51 lakh	₹12.51 lakh	₹0	-

Hyundai Venue: Features and specifications

In Venue, Hyundai has given a 1.0-litre GDI turbo petrol engine, which generates maximum power and peak torque of 118 bhp and 172 Nm respectively. In terms of features, there is an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment display (with connectivity to Android Auto and Apple CarPlay), Bluelink connected car technology, electric sunroof, Bose audio system etc.

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