While visual updates are apparent, it remains to be seen if Venue facelift gets an additional set of features
The sub-4-meter SUV market, one of the thriving vehicle segments, has seen fierce competition in recent years. Venue was released in May 2019 with the goal of challenging Maruti Brezza’s dominance. And it hasn’t let anyone down, as the SUV has continuously rated among the country’s top three best-selling sub-4-meter SUVs. Hyundai will release the Venue facelift next year to ensure that it does not become outdated in people’s minds.
Hyundai Venue Facelift 2022 – What’s New ?
The front grille of the test mule has changed, according to sightings. It can be observed with the addition of new inserts. The design language is identical to that of the new generation Tucson and the previously shown Creta makeover. (Tramadol) The latest spy pictures, courtesy of MotorsJason, reveal the entire front grille.
The majority of the other front elements, such as projector headlamps, top-mounted LED DRLs, noticeable air dam, spherical fog lamp casing, and faux skid plate, are expected to remain unchanged from the present model. The present model’s body-colored ORVMs with integrated turn signals, thick body cladding, pull-type door handles, blacked-out pillars, and other features are expected to be retained.
With the exception of a new set of alloy wheels, the side profile appears to be untouched. These aren’t inherently more athletic than existing units, but they certainly appear to be new and intriguing. New alloys are significantly simpler than the entangled, tough design format of older devices. They are, nonetheless, quite lovely and exquisite.
The LED taillights on the Venue facelift 2022 have been updated. In opposed to the present model’s very austere taillights, these contemporary counterparts have a lot more sparkle. The taillights could have an interlinked aspect thanks to a thin chrome strip or LED strip. A sportier double-barrel exhaust can also be featured on the 2022 Venue redesign.
It’s not certain if Venue facelift will get new colour options. The current range includes Polar White, Typhoon Silver, Fiery Red, Denim Blue and Titan Grey. Dual-tone colour options include Titan Grey with Phantom Black Roof and Polar White with Phantom Black Roof.
Hyundai Venue Facelift – Potential new Features
Venue is a well-equipped SUV by default. However, given Hyundai’s customer-centric ethos, the Venue facelift may receive some extra upgrades. New networking functionalities and other high-tech features could be included. The BlueLink connectivity platform at the venue provides a variety of internet-connected smart features in the areas of safety, security, comfort, and convenience.
The Venue makeover is unlikely to receive any significant hardware changes. The three engine options will remain the same: a 1.2 litre petrol, a 1.5 litre diesel, and a 1.0 litre turbo petrol powertrain. The 1.2 litre petrol has a 5-speed manual transmission, whereas the 1.5 litre diesel has a 6-speed manual transmission. The turbo petrol includes six-speed manual, iMT, and seven-speed DCT transmission options. The safety equipment will be similar to that of the existing model. Electronic stability control (ESC), vehicle stability management, hill assist control, parking sensors with camera, automated headlights, and a tyre pressure monitoring system are among the Hyundai Venue’s important safety features.
