Hyundai Motor has released sketches that shed light on the upcoming facelift of the Venue subcompact crossover. Recall that Venya has been produced since 2019, this car is simultaneously made at factories in South Korea, India and Taiwan.
Judging by the sketches, the restyling on the outside will bring a new design of the front and rear parts of the body to the small all-terrain Hyundai. The radiator grille will be increased in area, the shape of the air intake in the lower part of the bumper and the pattern of the size segments and direction indicators installed above the headlights will be changed. At the rear, between the lights, a red horizontal stripe will appear, lighting up simultaneously with the dimensions, the other will be the shape of the bumper. All steel stamped panels, except for the tailgate, will remain the same.
What will change in the interior of the car is still kept secret. It is also unknown if any innovations are planned in terms of technology.
The range of Venue engines of the current sample depends on the market and includes gasoline engines of 1.0, 1.2 and 1.6 liters, as well as 1.4 and 1.5 liter turbodiesels. Gearboxes mechanical 5- or 6-speed, 6-speed automatic, 7-band robotic or stepless variator. Front wheel drive only. The overall length of the machine is 4040 mm in the global specification and 3995 mm in the Indian one.
The presentation of the updated Venue is scheduled for June 16th.
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