Hyundai Venue Buying Guide 2021 | Which is the Best Variant for You? | Wahoo 

Thanks for watching and suggesting 😊

Of course Magnite seems to be a more value for money product at first instance (but lacks performance, coz a regular 1Ltr engine is really not justified for this size of car, if u go for 1L turbo, then it starts making sense........so only opt for XV turbo) Kiger is Magnite with a Renault skin and both the cars share so much in common (design becomes the major differentiator).......but u will have to wait till its launch (probably in February) Venue being a Hyundai product comes with reliability and a trust factor but then u get very less features in S variant......choice is urs P.S. Magnite is attracting a lot of buyers and hence the waiting time is 4-8 months depending on the city of booking

Mostly, car manufacturers hike the figures in the begining of the new year and Hyundai is no exception

@Sanjay Powar Thanks for watching the content 😊 . I'm sorry but you have been mistaken........Venue doesn't come with automatic under 10L on-road (in-fact SX iMT costs 11L+) . Coming to Nexon XM(S) AMT, u have picked the right car coz 1. It fits ur budget perfectly 2. The fit and finish of the car is much better than rivals 3. There's no head nod as I didn't find any significant jerk in AMT (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z1Y1GR2e0Zs.html), atleast with a light foot on throttle 4. Be prepared for turbo-lag, coz it's a end-result of every turbocharged engine 5. The ride dynamics of Nexon impresses you the most 6. Last but not the least, it seems more value for money than most of its rivals For the after sales service part, Tata is doing its every bit to give a pleasurable experience to the customers, so I don't think it would be a problem now . Venue is also a fantastic product, but it makes sense when u buy the turbo DCT variants, which are costly Hope it helps😉

@@WahooCars Thanks for your prompt reply and staying connected. In a nut shell do you suggest Nexon XMS AMT or Venue IMT.

@Sanjay Powar I'll suggest Nexon XM(S) AMT for u...

@@WahooCars Thanks a lot for your prompt response 🙏

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As I mentioned in the video itself, S+ seems the most value for money variant........coz it gets all the essential practical features desired with a car of this range And with Hyundai, comes a class of design, which looks good even after the car ages So, I think, u will be very happy with ur decision

@@WahooCars sir , As a new buyer we will not be able to drive the car by ourselves before buying, and considering this to be a family car, at what speed and situation this engine feel underpowered as all said on youtube.

Whenever we compare two cars, we say one is powerful and other is relatively underpowered..... If u have ever driven 1.5L petrol engine, u can clearly say that 1.2L petrol engine feels underpowered But actually, engine has only one job.....to pull the weight of car, passengers and cargo And any car in the world will feel underpowered when driven with max load (with full seating capacity, 100% cargo loaded and may be going uphill....to add to the situation) So don't worry, Venue is not underpowered, it can handle any situation, but it's just that we have more powerful engines available in the segment (eg, 1.0L turbocharged petrol in Venue itself, 1.2L turbocharged petrol engine in Nexon, 1.5L petrol engine in Brezza or any Diesel engine for that matter) Hope u got my point!

I'm glad u found it helpful..... . Upgrading from WagonR to Venue......u will love the comfortable seating, overall interior and exterior designing, feature loaded cabin, and better ride handling......what will bother u for few weeks is the size of the car (but u will get used to it, sooner than u think) . and coming to performance of Kappa petrol 1.2L, yes u will find it a little more powerful than wagonR, but if u can go with turbo petrol, that will surely exceed ur expectations, it's very very punchy and quick (but then it costs extra for that) . I would recommend S+ 1.2 petrol (and SX 1.0 turbo only if u have the xtra 1.5Lakh budget) Decision is totally urs

@@WahooCars Thanks a lot for your valued suggestions. It will help me to take the final call regarding the variant. Definitely I will keep you updated about my final buying decision.

All the best for ur next purchase

I have booked Hyundai Venue s+ variant with 1.2 MT. As I will be upgrading from WagonR 1.0 MT and with relaxed driving style the 1.2 litre Kappa engine is just decent for me. I have also test driven the car and found it okay for me. I believe the car looks great from side with the diamond cut 16" alloys in the sx trim which I will definitely miss. But I think the 15" steel wheel with a slightly thick tyre is justified for this s+ variant commensurating with the engine power of the car. I won't regret missing the sun roof as I don't think it very necessary for me living in a semi urban area. I mostly drive in congested road or crowded stretches of highway adjoining city that's why cruise control is of little use for me. After all the value proposition of s+ looked great to me fulfilling most of my requirements.

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Yes, a 1000cc engine will feel underpowered on a compact SUV with almost a ton weight........but for strictly city drives, it will be ok (especially if you're not fond of revving the engine).......and the positive side of the coin is lesser initial price and good mileage What's your choice?

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@@WahooCars. This is 2020 pricing only...

@Hemakiran P These were the latest figures i had at the time of making this video Pls contact with the dealer for accurate figures...

Thank you for watching the video😀 Engine is the heart of any car, the larger it is, the easier it gets to pull the load. Transmission is the route through which the engine power gets transferred to the wheels. Let’s keep it this basic only… You are seeing no change in power/torque figures, because Hyundai is using 1.2L kappa petrol engine since a while now and it can be currently seen in Grand i10, New Gen. i20, Aura (Xcent replacement) and Venue…...although the engine refinement and mileage claims have shown a minor improvement. Let's move to the important discussion now...... 2014 Xcent SX v/s 2021 Venue S+ The features are more or less same, but i would say they have got better coz u get: 1. AC - but automatic one + rear AC vents too 2. a reverse parking camera - but w guidelines. 3. In addition u get LED DRLs, fog lights, automatic headlamps (missing on Xcent) 4. And smartphone connectivity in a touchscreen-based media unit 5. And yes, a significant addition in safety as u mentioned So sheeling out more money makes sense, given above features Coming to the upgradation (compact sedan to compact SUV) 1. The in-cabin space is more or less same only, except for a little better rear seat experience 2. The height of venue allows a better ingress & egress relatively 3. Most importantly, a much higher ground clearance gives u the confidence to go on any stretch of road w/o any worry 4. Be ready to see a compromise on boot-space......but the advantage here is, u can fold the rear seat of Venue and extend the boot in case the rear seat is unoccupied (that is not possible in sedans coz they are 4-door cars) 5. From the ride comfort point of view, both are similar (Xcent is a minutely ahead I would say) I don't know if u know this or not, but Hyundai is the parent company for Kia and hence u will find a lot of similarities in similar-priced variants of Venue and Sonet... Sonet HTK+ v/s Venue S+ 1. Sonet offers wider (add to a comfortable drive) and bigger tyres (aesthetically appealing) 2. Sonet does not offer child seat anchors (in case u have small kids at home and u use a child seat for them) 3. If u are habitual of using the cooled glove box of ur Xcent, then only Venue gets that and Sonet misses out on that 4. Rest, 95% of the DNA is same on both the cars feature-wise So the final choice comes down to the exterior and interior design, which is a subjective thing and u will have to check it out personally Verdict: If I were u, I would have picked venue S+, coz its a Hyundai product and hence comes with a reliability (No offence to Sonet, its a very good car but kia is still a new brand and is striving to match its shoulder with its parent company) Hope it lowered down ur nervousness! 😉 All the best for ur next purchase!

@@WahooCars Thank you so much. I have requested for test drive of Venue S+. Secondly, I was totally oblivious about Kia Motors is related party to Hyundai Motors. Now, I am amused as why these two companies have positioned their cars against each other. Thanks again

The clear difference among these two is: Brezza VXi : 1.5L engine Venue S+ : 1.2L engine Although, both aren't turbocharged, but driving makes a very significant difference Other than that, features wise Venue S+ makes a better statement It's up to u, do u want a powerful engine or a convenient car..... Do let me know ur choice!!

If you only wanna consider the base variants (under 10lakh), then : 1. Urban Cruiser [Mid Grade ~ 9.5Lacs] - most feature packed, and mileage king (coz brezza equivalent) 2. XUV300 [W4 ~ 9Lacs] - most powerful of the lot 3. EcoSport [Ambiente ~ 9Lacs] - comes w telematics connected car tech *You can also look for Nexon Base +1 [XM ~ 9Lacs], the safest pick with value for money features You have to see what suits ur requirement the best.......let me know your pick *the prices are on-road Delhi indicative, as in February'21

@@WahooCars Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

@@WahooCars kia sonet 1.2 HTK plus and Hyundai venue S plus we should consider or not? If we consider which is one best sir?

@Jagadesh Jagadesh Both (Sonet HTK+ & Venue S+) of them use small 1.2L naturally aspirated engines, which feel underpowered in front of turbocharged engines and bigger 1.5L engines in competition........BUT.........they stole the show with bigger feature list (reverse parking camera and smartphone connectivity media unit) *And most importantly they are not base variants Decision is urs........let me know ur choice

@@WahooCars Thank you sir for valuable info

Since ur running is very less, and I guess u will not drive with full load everytime, so my suggestion is go for S+ petrol manual If u look for diesel, u will take atleast 6-7 years to break even the extra cost (watch this video for clarity ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ASmV7xUIZ7s.html ) Venue is a fantastic car, no doubt about it

@@WahooCars excellent comparison. Sonet HTK+ vs Venue S+ which is best?

Both are practically same cars with different skins My choice would be Venue S+ (simply for the trust Hyundai has developed over years), but still, i'll suggest you to experience both of them at the respective showrooms, coz sometimes, we like things in first sight

@@WahooCars Bro I booked Venue S+ today. Thanks for your suggestion. Will you recommend to change 16' alloy wheels for this varient. Will it effect milage and suspension? Based on your reply I will take a decision.

215/60 R16 is used in top variants of Venue, so u can exactly copy paste that profile Coz u are going from 15" to 16" (rim size), mileage will improve Coz u are going from 195 to 215 (section/width of tyre), grip and cornering will improve, mileage will go down And from 65 to 60 (aspect ratio), comfort will drop a bit and steering/handling will imrove a bit . In a nutshell, mileage will remain more or less similar, but driving pleasure will increase significantly and brand knows this, that's why they provide 215/60 R16 only in top variants . Another choice can be 205/60 R 16 which will be slightly cheaper

Yes, it had a great fall in the month of December But it managed a higher ranking (atleast higher than venue) for a long time since it's launch.......if I'm not wrong