Hyundai Venue: Buying Guide – Price, EMI and Ownership Costs

The Hyundai Venue is a compact SUV for consumers that require contemporary technology, convenient size and a wide selection of engines. It is appropriate for everyday driving, and suitable for family travelling or occasional use on the highways. When purchasing, compare the different variants, financing options and running costs, to ensure you select the most appropriate model.

Hyundai Venue Price in India

The Hyundai Venue's ex-showroom price is around ₹7.99 lakh while the top variants fall in the range of around ₹15.65 lakh as per the engine and configuration. On road price is more expensive, as the registration fees, insurance and applicable taxes are added on. Please note that prices may differ depending on location and dealership offers.

Powerful enough to work for you, the Venue comes in three high-performance engine options: 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol, 1.0-litre turbo-petrol and 1.5-litre diesel. Transmission options are available, such as manual and automatic. This range offers the buyer the option to select based on driving style and performance needs.

Hyundai Venue EMI and Loan Options

The EMI for the Hyundai Venue depends on its on-road price, down payment, interest rate and loan tenure. The base HX2 1.2 Petrol Manual variant has an estimated on-road price of around ₹9.00 lakh in Delhi.

Assuming a down payment of ₹1 lakh, the remaining loan amount would be approximately ₹8.00 lakh. At an assumed annual interest rate of 9% for a tenure of five years, the estimated monthly EMI would be around ₹16,617. The total repayment over the loan tenure would be approximately ₹9.97 lakh, including around ₹1.97 lakh in interest.

These figures are estimates and not a confirmed bank offer. The actual EMI may vary depending on the final on-road price, lender terms and the borrower's credit profile.

Additional Buying and Ownership Costs

The price of a Hyundai Venue is not the only expense you're required to make. These are some of the costs to take into account when budgeting:

Fuel: Petrol is good for normal city operations, turbo-petrol for more power, and diesel for buyers who do a lot of long-distance driving. There is a variation in the claimed mileage depending on the engine and transmission, but it is typically between 18 and 21 km/l. Actual fuel consumption varies depending on traffic, driving and road conditions.

The premium will vary by variant, chosen coverage, add-ons and insurance company.

Routine servicing, engine oil, tyres and brake components etc. add up in the long run. Adhere to manufacturer's recommended service plan.

Registration and taxes: These will depend on your vehicle set-up and state.

There are other costs involved in owning a car as well that should be part of your ownership budget: parking, tolls, accessories and unexpected repairs.

Which variant of the Hyundai Venue should you go for?

The HX2 could be a good option for those looking for key features at a lower cost. From the mid-range, such as the HX4 and HX5 depending on the configuration, there is extra convenience and equipment. Those looking for greater comfort and technology will find the HX6, HX8 and HX10 models.

Select features like a sunroof, ventilated front seats, connected-car tech and advanced driver assistance systems are available in the higher trims. See the official list of features to make sure you have the right hardware in the variant you select.

If the vehicle is driven in urban areas, the manual version of the 1.2-litre petrol may be adequate. If you're looking to get the most from your car, opt for the turbo-petrol model, otherwise, if you spend long periods on the road, choose the diesel version. In heavy traffic, an automatic transmission might be more convenient.

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Conclusion

There are a range of engine choices, transmissions and feature levels for various budgets and driving requirements with the Hyundai Venue. Compare on-road prices, work out your EMI and an estimate of fuel and maintenance costs before booking. A test drive will give you an idea of comfort, visibility and performance before you make the final decision.