5 Things We Love About The 2025 Hyundai Venue N Line; And Why...
- Nov 13, 2025
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The big leap is safety tech: it now gets Level 2 ADAS, adding active steering, braking and adaptive cruise control, a first for the N Line.
Inside, the cabin gets a major tech upgrade: a dual 12.3-inch curved panoramic screen running Hyundai's latest ccNC system with OTA updates.
The N Line identity is retained with a black-and-red interior, N-badged seats, contrast stitching and metal pedals.
Power remains familiar: 1.0-litre turbo-petrol (120 PS / 172 Nm) with manual and DCT options, offered only in two variants, N6 and N10.
Hyundai Motor India has launched the 2025 Venue N Line, bringing sportier styling, advanced technology, and Level 2 ADAS to its popular subcompact SUV. Bookings are now open for Rs 25,000, with prices starting at Rs 10.55 lakh (ex-showroom). The new Venue N Line builds on the standard 2025 Venue’s upgrades with exclusive N Line enhancements, continuing Hyundai’s effort to make its performance-inspired sub-brand more accessible to Indian buyers.
Since the Venue N Line caters to a very niche audience, it is offered with a single 1-litre turbo petrol engine, with both manual and DCT units, but in only two variants- N6 and N10.
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Variant |
1-litre Turbo Petrol MT |
1-litre Turbo Petrol DCT |
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N6 |
Rs 10.55 Lakh |
Rs 11.45 Lakh |
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N10 |
- |
Rs 15.30 Lakh |
*All prices ex-showroom
Dual-tone shades available for Rs 18,000 extra
The 2025 Venue N Line takes the already updated Venue's design and gives it a sportier edge. It brings in dark chrome radiator grille inserts with N Line badging, exclusive front and rear bumpers with red highlights, and a dark metallic silver skid plate.

The visual package is rounded off by new 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels with N emblems, red brake callipers, and a functional twin-tip exhaust. The rear wing-type spoiler and contrasting red accents on the cladding further add to the dynamic stance.
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Dimensions |
2025 Venue N Line |
2022 Venue N Line |
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Length |
3995 mm |
3995 mm |
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Width |
1800 mm (+30 mm) |
1770 mm |
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Height |
1665 mm (+48 mm) |
1617 mm |
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Wheelbase |
2520 mm (+20 mm) |
2500 mm |
Buyers can choose from five monotone and three dual-tone exterior colour options: Atlas White, Titan Grey, Dragon Red, Hazel Blue, and Abyss Black, with the option of a contrasting black roof on select shades.

Inside, the N Line continues the signature theme of black and red with contrast stitching, N-branded leatherette seats, a perforated steering wheel, and metal-finish pedals. The dash layout is similar to the new Venue standard model, featuring a dual 12.3-inch curved panoramic display, one for the instrument cluster and the other for infotainment. However, it now utilises Hyundai's latest ccNC infotainment system, aided by NVIDIA, and supports OTA updates, connected car features, and voice commands in more than one Indian language.

The steering wheel is different from the regular Hyundai Venue and features an N logo, along with two dedicated buttons for Drive Mode and Traction Mode, respectively.
It comes with a Bose 8-speaker premium audio system, dual-zone climate control, and ventilated front seats that enhance comfort and add a modern feel. At the same time, the new Smart Aroma Diffuser enhances the interior by adding a touch of luxury rarely seen in this segment.
The Venue N Line still uses the 1-litre Kappa Turbo GDi petrol that puts out 120 PS and 172 Nm. Depending on the variant (N6 and N10), it is available with a 6-speed manual and a 7-speed DCT. The drive modes and traction control settings remain unchanged, while we expect the all-wheel disc brakes and firmer suspension tuning to retain the dynamic edge of the N Line.
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Engine |
1-litre turbo-petrol |
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Transmission |
6-speed manual/ 7-speed DCT automatic* |
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Peak Power (PS) |
120 PS |
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Peak Torque (Nm) |
172 Nm |
*DCT- Dual Clutch Transmission
The twin-tip exhaust further enhances aesthetics and adds a sportier note during acceleration, helping to further differentiate the N Line from the standard Venue.

This represents the biggest leap for the 2025 Venue N Line, as the previous model featured only warning-based systems. In contrast, the new model introduces Level 2 ADAS with 21 intelligent driver-assistance features. The suite includes Forward Collision Avoidance Assist, Lane Keep and Follow Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop & Go, Blind View Monitor, and Rear Cross-Traffic Collision Avoidance.

The Venue N Line also offers more than 70 advanced safety features, including 41 standard safety features, an Electronic Parking Brake with Auto Hold, TPMS-Highline, and six airbags.

The outgoing Venue N Line looked the part but didn't bring much to the table beyond cosmetic flair. That changes with the 2025 edition. Equipped with Level 2 ADAS, dual 12.3-inch curved displays, and a tech suite worthy of larger SUVs, this refresh finally gives the N Line a legitimate edge.
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