AS THE MARKET CONTINUES to heat up, expect to see plenty of pencil sharpening by manufacturers and dealers.
Hyundai’s entry compact SUV, the Venue, has been a winner with buyers and Hyundai is determined to see that it stays that way.
The following running changes for all variants will arrive in dealerships in early December:
| Venue (previously ‘Go’ variant) |
| 15-inch alloy wheels |
| Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto |
| Centre console box (sliding type) |
| Heated door mirrors |
| Premium Cloth seats |
| Venue Active |
| Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto |
| Centre console box (sliding type) |
| Premium seat bolsters |
| 17-inch Alloy wheels (July running change) |
| Venue Elite |
| Sunroof |
| Centre console box (sliding type) |
| Smart key with push button start (July running change) |
Pricing up by $500
The 2021 Venue specification upgrades incur an increase of $500 across all variants.
| Engine | Transmission | Venue | Active | Elite |
| 1.6 MPi | 6 speed manual | $20,690 | $22,620 | – |
| 6 speed automatic | $22,710 | $24,640 | $26,490 |
| Option Pricing | Venue | Active | Elite |
| Metallic/mica paint | $495 | $495 | $495 |
All plus on road costs.
Once we have tested and assessed the updated Hyundai Venue, seniordriveraus will bring you a comprehensive review, including everything the over-50 driver needs to know.