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Power Sunroof, 8.0″ Touch-Screen Display with Wireless Apple Carplay / Android Auto, Bluetooth, Steering Wheel-Mounted Audio and Phone Controls, Heated Front Seats, 60/40 Split-Fold Flat Rear Seats with Adjustable Head Restraints, Heated Steering Wheel, Proximity Keyless Entry with Push-Button Ignition, Remote Start, Blind-Spot Collision Warning with Lane Change Assist, Rear Cross-Traffic Collision Warning, Drive Mode Select with Terrain Modes (Snow, Sand and Mud), SmartStream G1.6 Engine (121 Horsepower, 113 lb.-ft. torque), Intelligent Variable Transmission (IVT) with Cruise Control, 17″ Aluminum Alloy Wheels, Balance of Factory Warranty, ONE-OWNER and only 45,340 km

The Hyundai Venue was recently introduced as the brand’s entry-level SUV. It offers unique styling for drivers looking for a practical, affordable car that doesn’t blend in with the crowd. The Venue impresses with good fuel economy from its sole engine option, a user-friendly infotainment system, and easy maneuverability thanks to its small footprint. All in all, this Hyundai is a good value.

Driving the Hyundai Venue

The 4-cylinder engine in the Hyundai Venue delivers grunt for daily driving; if you’ll mostly be using the Venue for city driving, this engine does just fine.

The continuously variable transmission (CVT) does a good job delivering power to the wheels, and it’s responsive throughout the rev range. Switching over to Sport mode quickens the throttle response and reconfigures the transmission for a more engaging drive.

The Venue is an easy car to drive because of its small proportions. Its boxy shape makes it easy to discern where the four corners of the car are, making it easy to park and maneuver in tight spots. The ride quality is respectable, and wind noise is surprisingly low at highway speeds.

Interior Comfort

The interior of the Hyundai Venue is pretty generous for passengers. The front seats are spacious, and the rear seats are good for kids and adults alike. Thanks to the Venue’s boxy shape, there’s tons of headroom. The seats are supportive and plenty comfortable for short highway commutes.

Overall, interior quality is good. The design is nice, and all controls are laid out simply and easily within reach of the driver.

Exterior Styling

Style is one of the Hyundai Venue’s strong suits. It has a corporate face similar to bigger Hyundai SUVs like the Santa Fe and Palisade, but the boxy body is unique. This is a stylish little crossover.

The small size of the Hyundai Venue makes it maneuverable and easy to park.

Favourite Feature:

8-INCH INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM – The infotainment system in the Venue has a big, user-friendly screen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. That means you can connect your smartphone to the screen in your car for maps, music, and more while leaving it in your purse or your pocket.

Standard Features:

The Venue’s standard safety tech features include automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, lane-keep assist, driver attention warning, automatic high beams, and a backup camera.

The SEL adds more features than the base model yet is still a great value. It adds roof rails, power sunroof, bigger alloy wheels, rear disc brakes, Drive Mode Select with snow mode, automatic climate control, sliding armrest storage box, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob.  Additional safety tech added to the SEL model includes blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert.