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Hyundai Venue N Line review: what owners and experts say
Based on 124 statements from 8 owner and expert reviews · Updated
The Hyundai Venue N Line costs ₹10.66 lakh to ₹15.66 lakh ex-showroom in India across 6 variants, sold with petrol powertrains. Reviewers are most positive about its fit & finish, highway stability and highway mileage, and most critical of its city mileage, ride comfort and braking. Here is the full picture, with the actual words reviewers used.
- Ex-showroom price
- ₹10.66 lakh to ₹15.66 lakh
- Variants
- 6
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Seating
- 5
Hyundai Venue N Line price and engine options in India
Ex-showroom prices run from ₹10.66 lakh to ₹15.66 lakh. On-road prices depend on your city, so check them before you commit.
| Fuel | Gearbox | Engine | Power / torque |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petrol | Automatic (7-Speed DCT) | Kappa 1.0 l turbo GDi, 998 cc | 118.41bhp@6000rpm / 172Nm@1500-4000rpm |
| Petrol | Manual (6-Speed) | Kappa 1.0 l turbo GDi, 998 cc | 118.41bhp@6000rpm / 172Nm@1500-4000rpm |
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What owners and experts like about the Hyundai Venue N Line
Fit & finish
Strongly positivebased on 10 reviews
“what I really like is the [N Line] steering it feels very sporty to hold thanks to this perforated leather as well as the neat paddle shifters behind which operate with a really satisfying click”
Highway stability
Strongly positivebased on 5 reviews
“the N-Line's control and feel is amazing -- on the highway, even at speed, the car has full-on control, it never feels out of control. Even at 120 [km/h] once on the Samruddhi Mahamarg, the car was very much in control”
Highway mileage
Generally positivebased on 5 reviews
“with cruise control on the highway [Samruddhi Mahamarg], the average definitely increases by 10 to 20% because the speed stays constant”
Cabin refinement
Generally positivebased on 5 reviews
“the car has been damped -- you don't hear the sound of a 3-cylinder engine [inside]... more than a silencer you hear the sound of a 3-cylinder engine [from outside]”
Rear seat space
Generally positivebased on 5 reviews
“the car's wheelbase has also increased a bit, because of which the rear legroom has been increased”
Where the Hyundai Venue N Line falls short
Not every point below is a serious flaw. Some are mixed opinions where reviewers disagreed, and the label says which.
City mileage
Strongly negativebased on 5 reviews
“once you're in the city, even in normal or eco mode, the car will give you around 9 to 10 mileage; sometimes if your AC is on and there are passengers in the car, that mileage could even be 7 to 8”
Ride comfort
Generally negativebased on 5 reviews
“You can tell that this car is riding on larger wheels because it deals with bumps not quite as well as the regular version”
Braking
Mixed reviewsbased on 5 reviews
“you'll feel that there's a slight woodiness in the car -- woodiness in the brakes; when you brake, that sharpness isn't felt, you feel a bit of cushioning in the brake”
Handling
Mixed reviewsbased on 12 reviews
“at high speeds when you're changing lanes, overtaking, you'll feel a slight body roll, just because this car's ground clearance and height are higher -- SUV characteristics, you will feel some body roll”
Hyundai Venue N Line ratings by area
Every area where we have at least two reviews, with the overall verdict.
Ride and handling
- Highway stability5 reviewsStrongly positive
- Cabin refinement5 reviewsGenerally positive
- Handling12 reviewsMixed reviews
- Ride comfort5 reviewsGenerally negative
Visibility and ergonomics
- Driving position3 reviewsStrongly positive
- Visibility and blind spots3 reviewsGenerally positive
Safety and build quality
- Fit & finish10 reviewsStrongly positive
- Braking5 reviewsMixed reviews
Cabin space and comfort
- Boot space3 reviewsStrongly positive
- Rear seat space5 reviewsGenerally positive
Mileage and fuel efficiency
- Highway mileage5 reviewsGenerally positive
- City mileage5 reviewsStrongly negative
Features and technology
- Headlight quality4 reviewsStrongly positive
Parking and maneuverability
- Parking camera & sensors3 reviewsMixed reviews
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Hyundai Venue N Line FAQs
How much does the Hyundai Venue N Line cost in India?
The Hyundai Venue N Line costs ₹10.66 lakh to ₹15.66 lakh ex-showroom across 6 variants. On-road price depends on your city, so ask a dealer or use our dealer quote check to see what a quote should look like.
Which engine and gearbox options does the Hyundai Venue N Line have?
The Hyundai Venue N Line is sold with petrol powertrains and automatic and manual gearboxes. The table above lists every engine and gearbox combination.
What do owners like most about the Hyundai Venue N Line?
Owners and experts are most positive about the Hyundai Venue N Line's fit & finish, highway stability and highway mileage.
What are the common complaints about the Hyundai Venue N Line?
The most common criticism is about the Hyundai Venue N Line's city mileage, ride comfort and braking. Check the full list above to see how strongly reviewers agree.
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