Aimed at the young and young at heart, the funky little Venue presents as a cheap and cheerful way into the in vogue SUV lifestyle.
The Hyundai Venue presents as a great car for singles and empty nesters who live an urban lifestyle but want the styling and practicality of an SUV – pretty much nailing its intended purpose. It's easy to manoeuvre around town while being surprisingly practical inside, can put up with the odd highway stint, and packs in a healthy list of features for the price of most entry-level competitors...
Hyundai has plugged a gap in its small-car line-up with the Venue city SUV, due in Australian showrooms in the second half of 2019 starting from less than $20,000.
The Venue may be the Hyundai's new entry-level offering Down Under, but the local division doesn't see it as a direct replacement for the now-discontinued Accent light hatch. Despite having built its brand on value-packed affordable cars, the Korean brand says the new sub-compact crossover – which starts at $19,990 before on-road costs – isn't meant to be an Accent successor...
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Hyundai Australia has quietly released the Venue Launch Edition alongside the core three-tier line-up, priced from $25,990 plus on-road costs. Limited to just 100 units, the Launch Edition commands $500 over the top-spec Elite but gains a powered sunroof and exclusive single-tone colour options not available across the wider range, Available hues are Exotic Green (top) and Lava Orange (below), both complemented by black cloth interior trim...
Hyundai’s new self-proclaimed entry model, the pint-sized Venue SUV, arrives this month at a starting price of $19,990 before on-road costs. The boxy little high-rider effectively replaces the top-selling Accent as Hyundai’s starter car, though its starting price is a substantial $4500 greater. Its $19,990 cost is identical to the larger (but duller) i30 Go...
