[Venkatesh]

2022 Hyundai Venue receives over 21,000 bookings since June 3.

Hyundai says a third of the bookings are for the diesel, and consumer preference is moving towards pricier models.

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[SNOWY227]

Am i the only one who thinks the updated model looks really tacky and bad? I mean the pre-facelift Venue didn't have exciting looks, but it had this understated city look going on for it. Also, not giving the manual with the turbo petrol is a bummer.

[Dazz90]

I just got my SX diesel MT last month. Major deciding factor for not siding with sonet was the value for money under 10L ex showroom that SX has to offer. Plus the waiting period.

With the facelift somehow i dont feel the packaging and price of SX diesel makes it desirable over equally priced Sonet htx/ anniversary edition.

IMO, the all black interior was way to good looking than the dual tone dash.

[Venkatesh]

Hyundai Venue N-Line in the works, model is expected to arrive around August 2022.

The Venue N Line will be based on the top-spec turbo petrol variant

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[Mannu]

Originally Posted by SNOWY227

Am i the only one who thinks the updated model looks really tacky and bad? I mean the pre-facelift Venue didn't have exciting looks, but it had this understated city look going on for it. Also, not giving the manual with the turbo petrol is a bummer.

Though I refrain from commenting on designs but this one begs one to say " How can someone pass this design for production." It's a mix and match of straight line and curves, seems two designers with different views made the design.

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