Here Is All You Need To Know About The Hyundai Venue Adventure Edition In 8 Real-life Images

Hyundai recently launched the Venue Adventure Edition with cosmetic tweaks priced between Rs 10.15 lakh to Rs 13.38 lakh (ex-showroom). It is based on the higher-spec variants, namely S(O), SX and SX(O) and commands a small premium of up to Rs 26,000 over the standard version of the sub-4-metre SUV. If you are speculating on spending those extra bucks, we’ve got our hands on a display unit to explain everything that has changed and you need to know:

Hyundai Venue Adventure Edition: Design

First things first, if you look at the SUV’s overall design, it remains the same. But with this edition, you get distinctive blacked-out elements that make it stand out in terms of looks. The front grille along with the ‘Hyundai’ logo as well as the skid plate is all black. 

Moving to the sides, the black treatment extends to the roof rails, ORVMs and the alloy wheels/wheel covers, while you get red black callipers that look contrastive.

There is an ‘Adventure edition’ emblem fixed in the front-side fender as well.

The rear looks similar to the standard version as well with the connected tail lights, however, you do get a blacked-out skid plate instead of the contrasting silver finish found in the standard car. 

Given that the unit we pictured is in the Abyss Black colour, the SUV looks nothing less of a killer, to say the least. That said, you can also have the Venue Adventure Edition in Atlas White, Titan Grey and a new Ranger Khaki shade. These three colour options can also be paired with a black roof for a dual-tone look.

Hyundai Venue Adventure Edition: Interior And Features

The all-black treatment doesn’t stop on the outside as you also get to see an all-black cabin theme when you step inside the SUV. The roof, however, is done in a beige theme to offer a contrast within. In our opinion, it should have been finished in black to give it a proper sporty look. 

In terms of features, the Adventure edition brings in a dual-camera dashcam in addition. Other than that you already get to see a 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a semi-digital driver’s display, ventilated front seats, a sunroof, cruise control, wireless phone charger, air purifier, and keyless entry with push-button start and connected car tech.

Passenger safety is taken care of by 6 airbags, ABS with EBD, electronic stability control (ESC), a rear parking camera and level 1 ADAS.

Hyundai Venue Adventure Edition: Engine Option

The Adventure edition is offered with a 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine and a 1-litre petrol engine option. It misses out on the diesel unit in its powertrain that is available with the standard model. The N/A petrol engine is coupled with a 5-speed manual transmission and the turbo petrol engine gets paired with a 7-speed DCT. 

Hyundai Venue Adventure Edition: Price And Rivals

As seen in the table above, this edition with the NA petrol engine commands a price hike of up to Rs 26,000 while the turbo-petrol engine option holds a premium of Rs 15,000 over the standard model. 

The Hyundai Venue Adventure Edition locks horns with the Tata Nexon Dark Edition and Kia Sonet X-Line. You can also consider it as a sportier-looking alternative to the Maruti Suzuki Brezza, Nissan Magnite, Renault Kiger, Toyota Taisor and Mahindra XUV3XO.