KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Sporty design with red accents, N badges, diamond-cut alloys.
- All-black interior, red highlights, N-branded seats, metal pedals.
- 1.0L turbo engine, 120 PS, 6MT/7DCT, tuned suspension.
- 12.3-inch dual screens, Bose audio, ADAS Level 2.
- N6/N10 variants, Hazel Blue/Dragon Red, dual-tone options.
The Hyundai Venue has always been a city-friendly SUV with a youthful personality - but now, it's taken a shot of adrenaline. The all-new Hyundai Venue N Line is here, and it isn't just about sportier bumpers or red accents. It's a bold statement aimed at those who crave energy, tech, and excitement every time they get behind the wheel. Check out more details below and make sure you join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Community to stay versed on the latest automotive news.
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Design
At first glance, the Venue N Line looks nothing like your average compact SUV. Its design language screams confidence - from the dark chrome grille with N Line badging to the red-accented front and rear bumpers, every inch has been crafted to turn heads.
New colour options like Hazel Blue and Dragon Red further enhance its vibrant personality, especially when paired with the black roof on dual-tone variants. The R17 diamond-cut alloys with the signature N emblem complete the look, while details like red brake calipers, twin-tip exhausts, and roof rails with red accents add the finishing touches to its sporty identity. If design is what draws you to a car first, the Venue N Line doesn't disappoint. It's the kind of SUV that feels alive even when parked.
Interior
Step inside, and the first thing you notice is the mood - dark, focused, and energetic. The cabin gets an all-black theme with red highlights across the dashboard, door trims, and seat stitching, instantly making it feel like a driver's car. The leather seats with N branding, metal pedals, and the exclusive N Line steering wheel and gear knob further underline the sporty character. Even the ambient lighting (Sunrise Red) feels perfectly tuned to this energetic setup.
Despite the focus on sportiness, Hyundai hasn't skipped on comfort. The cabin still feels plush, feature-loaded, and premium - a rare balance that only a few compact SUVs manage to achieve.
Hyundai Venue N Line: Performance
Under the hood, the Venue N Line packs the familiar but fiery 1.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine that churns out 120 PS of power and 172 Nm of torque. It's available with a 6-speed manual and a 7-speed DCT, both of which promise quick, confident shifts.
What really sets it apart is the tuning. The suspension feels tighter, steering more responsive, and the exhaust note adds a hint of drama - subtle enough not to wake the neighbours, yet sporty enough to remind you it's not an ordinary Venue. Add in drive and traction modes and the paddle shifters on the DCT, and you get an engaging drive that feels well-suited for both city dashes and weekend runs.
Technology
Inside, the Venue N Line is a tech enthusiasts delight. Hyundai has equipped it with the brand's new 12.3-inch dual-screen setup - a fully digital driver's display paired with a 12.3-inch infotainment unit running the latest ccNC systempowered by NVIDIA.
There's Bose premium audio, surround-view and blind-spot monitors, smart aroma diffuser, and even over-the-air (C-OTA) updates for up to 20 controllers. In short, it's as smart as it is sporty.
Safety
Hyundai's latest update brings ADAS Level 2, which includes 21 advanced driver-assistance features, alongside over 70 safety features overall and a strong body structure using high-strength steel. Features like the electronic parking brake with auto hold and tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS Highline) add everyday practicality to the mix.
Hyundai Venue N Line: Variants and Colours
The Venue N Line is offered in two variants - N6 (MT/DCT) and N10 (DCT) - with five monotone and three dual-tone colour choices. The new Hazel Blue and Dragon Red shades, especially with black roofs, bring a fresh, bold vibe to the compact SUV segment.
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Verdict
The all-new Hyundai Venue N Line isn't just a cosmetic upgrade; it's a spirited transformation. It combines the reliability and practicality of the Venue with a more emotional, performance-oriented personality. It's for those who want to stand out without shouting, enjoy tech without complication, and experience performance without compromise. In short - this is the Venue for those who live for the thrill of driving.
