Hyundai Venue N-Line Specifications

The Hyundai Venue N Line brings an exciting new avatar to the popular compact SUV with its sportier exterior styling and retuned dynamics. Featuring aggressive red accents across the exterior and custom 18-inch alloy wheels, the N Line clearly expresses its performance intentions. On the inside, drivers are greeted with bolstered N Line sports seats, distinct interior trims, and a thick-rimmed flat-bottom steering wheel, upping the experience behind the wheel. Here are the features and specifications of Hyundai Venue N Line:

• 998cc Turbo Petrol Motor: A lively 120hp 1.0L turbocharged petrol engine offers enthusiastic driveability. It is mated to a smooth 6-speed manual or 7-speed dual-clutch automatic options tailored to the compact SUV form.

• Electric Sunroof: An electric sunroof fitted as standard brings in natural light and ventilation, allowing passengers to enjoy fresh air and views, heightening the driving experience.

• 3-spoke Leather Steering Wheel: A leather-wrapped performance 3-spoke N-branded multifunction steering wheel with mounted thumb controls gives the driver enhanced grip and connectivity to audio and telematics.

• Vibrant Red Ambient Lighting: The exclusive N Line interior bathes occupants in vibrant red ambient lighting emanating from footwells and dashboards, dramatically amping up the cabin atmosphere for night drives.

• Digital Driver Insights: A full 10.25-inch digital cluster displays RPM, speed, and vital data like direction, temperature, and fuel levels in high-colour resolution—all customisable via steering toggles to amplify the high-tech sports personality.

Specs & Features: Venue N-Line vs Rivals

The Venue N Line compact SUV faces tough competition from the capable Mahindra XUV300, Honda Elevate, and Tata Nexon, which target young buyers with fun performance. Honda's upcoming Elevate model promises to shake up this space for affordable small adventure vehicles. But Hyundai's sporty tuning, many features, and reliable reputation make the quick, practical Venue N Line appealing to enthusiasts.

Venue N-Line vs  Mahindra XUV300

• Exteriors: The Venue N-Line has an athletic design with a jet-black grille, red accents across the body, twin-tip exhaust and body cladding, giving it a sporty character. The Mahindra XUV300 has a more traditional muscular SUV design suited for rural areas.

• Interiors: The N-Line gets an all-black interior theme, leatherette seats with red stitching, leather-wrapped gear knob, alloys with the N logo and red ambient lighting. XUV300 offers a premium black and beige cabin finished in leatherette, with orange inserts and a dual-tone dashboard.

• Performance: The 120BHP Venue N-Line turbo-petrol offers exciting performance, while the 110BHP XUV300 petrol and 117BHP diesel engines focus more on driveability. Both get turbo engines and the option of manual or automatic transmissions.

• Features: Venue N-Line is equipped with special touches like a D-shaped steering wheel, electric sunroof, BlueLink connected features, and multiple drive modes, while XUV300 gets touchscreen infotainment, sunroof, steering modes, dual-zone climate control catering to family needs.

• Safety: Both N-Line and XUV300 offer essential safety of multiple airbags, ABS with EBD, parking sensors and cameras, and electronic stability control. Additional XUV300 features include front parking sensors, disc brakes, and cornering lights for better night visibility.  

• Dimensions: Being a sub-4 meter SUV, the Venue N-Line has a compact footprint for easy city driving, while the XUV300 has larger dimensions, providing more cabin space, front and rear headroom, and useful boot space for weekend family getaways.

Venue N-Line vs  Honda Elevate

• Design: The Hyundai Venue N-Line has a sportier and more aggressive exterior styling that aligns with Hyundai's N performance models. It gets distinctive bumpers, skid plates, red accents and N badging. The Honda Elevate has a mainstream crossover design as a new model from Honda. It does not have sporty pretensions in its styling.

• Engine and Performance: The Venue N-Line is powered by a 1.0-litre turbo-GDI petrol engine, making 118bhp paired with a 7-speed DCT gearbox more performance-oriented. The Elevate gets Honda's standard 1.5-litre petrol engine focused more on family usage than performance.

• Features and Equipment: The N-Line gets additional sporty equipment like all-black interiors, an N-branded steering wheel, sporty seats and metal pedals. The Elevate features details of the contemporary Honda cabin design with practicality and premium design elements.

• Pricing: The Venue N-Line commands a slight premium over the standard Venue as a sportier variant. The story remains the same regarding Venue N Line’s and Elevate’s pricing. The former is slightly more expensive than the latter.

Venue N-Line vs  Tata Nexon

• Dimensions and Engine Specs: The Venue N Line is 3,995mm long, 1,770mm wide, and 1,590mm tall with a 2,500mm wheelbase. It has a 1.0L turbo-petrol engine making 120hp and 172Nm torque. The Nexon is 3,995mm long, 1,804mm wide, and 1,607mm tall with a 2,498mm wheelbase. It has a 1.2L turbo-petrol making 120hp and 170Nm or a 1.5L diesel making 110hp and 260Nm. 

• Exterior Styling: The Venue N Line has a sportier design with a dark chrome grille, red accents, twin exhaust tips, and N Line badging. It has 16-inch alloy wheels. The Nexon has Tata's Impact 2.0 design language with tri-arrow patterns on the grille. It features LED DRLs, roof rails, and 16/17-inch wheels on different variants.

• Interior and Features: The Hyundai Venue N-Line features a sporty interior with N branding and advanced tech, including a 10.25-inch touchscreen. The Tata Nexon offers a driver-centric design with a 10.25-inch display and safety features. Both SUVs prioritise a blend of technology and comfort.