Tata Punch Vs Hyundai Venue🔥|Base vs Top Model🔥Detailed Comparison, Venue S vs Punch Creative. 

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Venue ka price jaada h .....agar lena hi h toh Nexon le lo

nexon le le

Tata Punch mileage starts at 18.82 kmpl and goes up to 18.97 kmpl.

Punch can save you 4 to 5 lakh tupees in 7 years, in case of accident Punch takes less damage in accidents,

@@bhartiyavyakti6542 Hyundai venue Jada damege hota hai kya

Also because its 3 cylinder

@@bhartiyavyakti6542 are you dumb…insurance bhi hota h and hyundai in not worse in huild quality… Gaadi chalayi b kabhi?

Tata Punch all Variant Price Video ⬇️ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sYMyuqrca-E.html

Adventure rhythm

Accomplished dazzel pack

Adventure rhythm

Accomplished dazzle pack is better

No venue is best

No venue is best..

@@venkatnaidu2091 tumko taliwani accha lagta hai. Vocal for local.

Punch mene cancel kardi kyoki uska door locking system safe nahi hai

Punch best

Yes you are right , but I compared base variant with Top variant and also Hyundai officials said that no such plan for casper to launch in India.

Comparison is worth it

Segment alag hone se price v to alag hona chahiye. Jab price aap venue wale segment ke loge to comparison v to usi se hoga

Ghanta ...venue is just a useless car

@@amlanjdutta9290 kya ghanta pehle venue kabhi chalayi hai , venue is value for money car ok

Punch is most value for money Package There is not much difference in power, There is only a little difference of space, not much, Punch is 5 star Global NCAP rated car

@@gouravkumarnag9800 kya ??? Venue is value for money 🤣🤣🤣lol get some information pal

@@bhartiyavyakti6542 exactly

Kaun bola venue ki interior premium hai punch se aur uniq v hai

Monday ko aayegi 🤟

@@Zoopwheels ok bro 👍

Kaun bola venue ki petrol engine punch se v pure refinement hai aur powerful v hai ok

Bhai tu gaadi mar kharid Bail gaadi lele Gaadi chalane waale jaante h hyundai ka interior feela,engine power Nexon is different,punch is no comprision to venue

Punch👍

If u see price then u should have considered E variant of hyundai.....in comparing hyundai Venue E with punch....punch is better

👊👊👊👊 Punch is better than Hyundai Venue

go for Venue this time

@@Zoopwheels ji but venue S model hai

Sir then you can also go for tata Nexon XM petrol variant which is value for money this costs you on road around 10.29 Lakh if you don't want to increase your budget then go for punch top trim only.

@@Zoopwheels ji sir thank you 😊 for reply bahut confusion ho jata hai budget 8 50 tha to 1 lac increase kiya punch 950 ki pad rahi hehe aise badhta ja rha thod thoda karke hehe

366 liter ki bootspace ha check karo

@@DNAOFCARS Boss that's incorrectly being quoted everywhere. It's 360+ if you start considering parcel tray space too. Physically, it's less than Nexon whose boot space is standard 350.

Tata Punch Boot Space Is Bigger Than Altroz; Ground Clearance, Specs A new report from a Tata Punch facebook group reveals that the new Tata Punch sub-compact SUV has a boot space of 366-litres, which is 21-litres more than the Altroz hatchback (345-litres). The top-spec variant of the car rides on 16-inch diamond cut alloy wheels. It has a ground clearance of 187mm, which is 7mm more than the Maruti Ignis. The Tata Puch compact car is offered in a single petrol engine option. It is powered by a 1.2-litre, 3-cylinder naturally-aspirated petrol engine that churns out a maximum power output of 86PS and 113Nm of torque. Transmission options include a 5-speed manual and a 5-speed AMT (Automated Manual Transmission). It offers two driving modes - ECO and City. The AMT version comes with Traction Pro mode, which improves the overall driving experience on bad roads. The sub-compact car also gets ‘Dyna Pro Technology’, which enhances the water wading capacity. The top-spec model comes with engine start/stop system, and fog lamps with cornering function. The Tata Punch offers a wide 90 degree opening doors. The Tata Punch is offered in 6 exterior colour options - White, Grey, Stonehenge, Blue, Orange and Urban Bronze. The company also offers multiple dual-tone options on the top-spec model. Feature-list includes 7-inch Harman-sourced touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a 7-inch TFT instrument console, automatic headlamps, rain sensing wipers, cruise control, projector headlamps and LED tail-lamps, etc. The new sub-compact SUV is offered in 4 trim levels - Pure, Adventure, Accomplished and Creative. In terms of proportions, the new Tata Punch is 3,840mm long, 1,800mm wide and 1,635mm tall, and has a wheelbase of 2,450mm. It sits between the Tiago and the Nexon.

@@vivekagrawal5608 Sub-compact SUVs with highest boot space: Kia Sonet, Tata Nexon and more At a time when carrying all the essentials is like second nature, the boot of a vehicle or the storage spaces it has is counted upon the most. While different vehicles give a sense of storage spaces, in India the maximum buyers are for the sub-compact SUVs. These sub-compact SUVs bring with them a sense of the high-riding position of a 4×4 vehicle and at the same time, are cost-effective. That they bolster your social image is an altogether different topic. I have compiled a list (not that you aren’t aware) of sub-4m “SUVs” in India that offer you the best boot space. These are numbers given by manufacturers, with all the seats up. When the seats are folded (if there is an option), the space obviously becomes big. But, then you will have to ask the rear passengers to take a taxi. Not a bad idea! I will start in ascending order. If you’re impatient enough to know the car with the highest boot volume, then scroll to the last. Mahindra XUV300 Not surprisingly, another Mahindra joins the list. One of the most feature-loaded small SUV there is, the Mahindra XUV300, is just ahead of the Thar. The Mahindra XUV300 boasts a boot space of 257 litres. Given the development time they took with this one, may be the boot space could also have been thought of in a better fashion. Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza/Toyota Urban Cruiser One of the most popular compact SUVs, the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza is the one which set the sales chart on fire. This with just one engine and transmission combo. Commendable, indeed! However, the one place where the Brezza lacked and still does is the boot space. It is only 328 litres. Nissan Magnite The new Nissan Magnite has just been launched and the pricing too is spot on. It has got the necessary features to keep you happy as well. The boot space though may not be up to the requirement of many. At 336 litres, it is slightly up from what the Brezza offers but significantly lower than the class best. Tata Nexon Apart from the Mahindra XUV300, the Tata Nexon too is a five-star rated SUV according to Global NCAP. Tata has been giving timely updates to the Nexon and hence its sales chart performance has been steady. The boot space at 350 litres is decent enough. Hyundai Venue While platform sharing is fine, it is the engineering that matters. In this case, the Venue with the virtue of being the first launch, happens to have a lower boot volume of 350 litres as opposed to its cousin the Kia Sonet. Honda WR-V Honda’s “Man maximum, machine minimum” philosophy can be seen in the WR-V. The Honda WR-V, though slow-selling, boasts a 363-litre boot space. It has the second most spacious cargo space in this mix. Kia Sonet Drumrolls…the Kia Sonet is the compact SUV with the highest boot space. It boasts 392 litres of space at the rear. Now, this should be enough for a couple of airport runs.

Punch ka look bekar hai

@@Kishankumar.678 mereko venue ka bekar lagta hai

Value for money to punch hi hai

Venue ki interior best hai pgl ho kya punch ki interior ghatiya hai aur kuch v features nhi hai isliye venue baazi marti hai aur venue ki engine jyada powerful hai

@@gouravkumarnag9800 ha

@@gouravkumarnag9800 bhai vo sirf review dekhke bolne waala insaan h Jisne kabhi inn sab gaadi chalayi na hogi😂

Abse jarur add krenge 👍

Way weaker and less premium Also venue looks more classic

Lol 😂😂 Tata punch is the most safest car by far

Hyundai Venue: Hyundai has the new Venue sub-4m SUV in India in five variants and three engine options in total. The prices range between Rs 6.5 lakh and Rs 11.10 lakh (ex-showroom, India) and it competes against the likes of the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza, Ford EcoSport, Tata Nexon and Mahindra XUV300. Here are the specifications for the powertrain options available with the Venue: Petrol Diesel Engine 1.2-litre / 1.0-litre turbo 1.4-litre Max Power 83PS / 120PS 90PS Peak Torque 115Nm / 172Nm 220Nm Transmission 5MT / 6MT & 7DCT 6MT Fuel Economy (claimed) 17.52kmpl / 18.27kmpl & 18.15kmpl 23.70kmpl The full price list (ex-showroom, India) of the Venue is as follows: Petrol Diesel E 1.2 - Rs 6.50 lakh Rs 7.75 lakh S 1.2 - Rs 7.2 lakh 1.0 - Rs 8.21 lakh 1.0 DCT - Rs 9.35 lakh Rs 8.45 lakh SX 1.0 - Rs 9.54 lakh Rs 9.78 lakh SX Dual-tone 1.0 - Rs 9.69 lakh Rs 9.93 lakh SX(O) 1.0 - Rs 10.60 lakh Rs 10.84 lakh SX+ 1.0 DCT - Rs 11.10 lakh First, I'll go through the manual transmission options with both petrol and diesel engines across all variants to see which would be the best pick. Hyundai Venue E - Base variant misses out on some basic features. Better to stretch your budget. 1.2-litre Petrol MT 1.4-litre Diesel MT Price Rs 6.5 lakh Rs 7.75 lakh Features Safety: Dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, front seatbelts with pretensioners, ISOFIX child seat anchor, day/night IRVM, rear parking sensors, auto door lock, front seatbelt reminders and speed alert Exterior: Body coloured bumpers and door handles Interior: Full cloth material seat covers, all-black theme Comfort: Tilt adjustable steering, front power windows, front power socket, manual AC Wheels: 15-inch steel with full wheel covers Verdict: An aggressive entry price means the Venue closely competes against the likes of the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza and Nexon -- but like its peers, even the Venue’s base-spec variant is too bare for the price. It misses out on features we consider essential these days for this segment like an audio system, rear power windows, height-adjustable driver’s seat, adjustable rear headrests and rear defogger. Hyundai Venue S: For those on a tight budget, variant to buy with 1.2P and 1.4D engines only 1.2-litre Petrol MT 1.0-litre Turbo-Petrol MT 1.4-litre Diesel MT Price Rs 7.2 lakh Rs 8.21 lakh Rs 8.45 lakh Difference from previous variant Rs 70,000 more Features (over E variant) Safety: Follow-me-home headlamps, rear defogger Exterior: Roof rails, dark chrome front grille, body-coloured ORVMs Interior: Khaki dual tone theme with Deep Forest exterior paint. Comfort: Keyless entry, electrically adjustable ORVMs, rear AC vents with rear power socket, fixed front centre armrest with storage, all power windows, cooled glovebox, passenger-side vanity mirror Audio: 2-DIN system for FM/AM, USB and Bluetooth; front and rear speakers, front tweeter and steering-mounted audio controls. Verdict: There is a considerable price jump between variants here, with some features which should have been offered on the base spec to begin with. Considering the premium over the base variant, this does not count as a well-equipped variant either and comes with the bare minimum of features. S variant is the starting point to get the Venue with the new 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine, which attracts a significant premium of a lakh over the 1.2-litre petrol engine. Pick this variant only if you’re on a budget, want the Venue only, and can’t stretch further. Buy the Venue with either the 1.2-litre petrol engine or the 1.4-litre diesel on the basis of your average running. Hyundai Venue SX: The variant to buy. Period. 1.0-litre Turbo-Petrol MT / Dual-tone 1.4-litre Diesel MT/Dual-tone Price Rs 9.54 lakh / Rs 9.69 lakh Rs 9.78 lakh / Rs 9.93 lakh Difference from previous variant Rs 1.33 lakh more; dual-tone is an extra Rs 15,000 on SX variant only Rs 1.33 lakh more; dual-tone is an extra Rs 15,000 on SX variant only Features (over S variant) Safety: Front fog lamps (projector type), rear camera Exterior: Projector headlamps with cornering function and LED DRLs, LED taillamps, indicators on ORVMs, shark fin antenna Interior: Height adjustable driver’s seat, electric sunroof, adjustable headrests for rear seat, leather steering wheel and gear knob, leather seats (fabric+PU) and denim blue dual tone interior on dual tone options only Comfort: Auto headlamps, Auto AC, power folding ORVMs, cruise control, USB charger, front centre armrest and door armrest on dual-tone version only Infotainment: 8-inch touchscreen display with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay and Arkamys sound system Wheels: 16-inch alloys Verdict: From this variant on, the turbo-petrol is the only petrol engine option, and it is similarly priced to the diesel engine. The SX variant attracts a premium of Rs 1.33 lakh over the previous variant but offers a lot more features for the premium. The Venue is also available with dual-tone exterior and interior options in this variant. Of all the variants of the Venue, the SX is the most balanced Venue variant and we’d recommend it without any doubt for anyone looking to buy this Hyundai. That said, I would like to point out that it misses out on some basic features such as a rear wiper or a split-folding rear seat. Hyundai Venue SX(O): For those who often do long distances on a full house 1.0-litre Turbo-Petrol MT 1.4-litre Diesel MT Price Rs 10.6 lakh Rs 10.84 lakh Difference over previous variant Rs 1.06 lakh more Rs 1.06 lakh more Features (over SX variant) Safety: Side and curtain airbags (total 6), ESC, VSM, HAC and brake assist Exterior: Chrome door handles Interior: Leather+fabric upholstery, sliding front armrest, rear armrest with cupholders, 60:40 split folding rear seat Comfort: Smart key with push-button start, wireless charging pad, rear wiper and washer Technology: Hyundai Blue Link with remote function and telematic controls for SOS, RSA and Blue Link on the IRVM, navigation Verdict: SX(O) is the top-spec variant for the Venue with all the bells and whistles and connected car tech, but with telematics only with the manual transmission. It is also the only variant to offer upto 6 airbags along with basics such as split-folding rear seat and rear wiper-washer. Given that the SX variant offers a lot of goodies that make up a modern-day car, it is still the variant that makes sense for most buyers. Stretching to SX(O) would make sense to those who often do long distances on a full house as multiple airbags would make the drive safer for all passengers. The Hyundai Venue is also available with a petrol-automatic option for the 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine. It uses a new 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, which is regarded to be smoother than AMTs or CVTs when it comes to gear-changing. It is available on the following variants: Hyundai Venue S: For those who want the automatic just for the sake of convenience and can’t stretch their budget. Price Rs 9.35 lakh Difference over manual ‘1.0 S’ variant Rs 1.14 lakh more Features (over S manual variant) Safety: Electronic stability control, brake assist, hill assist control and vehicle stability management Verdict: The premium Hyundai is charging for the DCT automatic transmission along with some features available on the automatic version only is reasonable. But would we recommend it over the Venue SX manual that gets a whole lot of features that’d make your every drive more enjoyable? No. Automatic’s convenience or creature comforts: take your pick. Hyundai Venue SX+: The tech-laden personal car for those who don’t mind spending over Rs 11 lakh for a sub-4m vehicle Price Rs 11.10 lakh Difference over previous variant) Rs 1.75 lakh more Features (over S automatic variant) Safety: Front fog lamps (projector), rear camera Exterior: Projector headlamps with cornering function, LED taillamps, LED DRLs, indicators on ORVMs, shark fin antenna, chrome door handles Interior: Height adjustable driver’s seat, electric sunroof, adjustable headrests for rear seat, leather steering wheel and gear knob, leather seats (fabric+PU) and denim blue dual tone interior on dual tone options only, air purifier. Comfort: Wireless charging, Auto AC, power folding ORVMs, cruise control, USB charger, push-button start-stop with smart key, auto headlamps Technology: Hyundai Blue Link, telematic controls for SOS, RSA and Blue Link on the IRVM Infotainment: 8-inch touchscreen display with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay & navigation, Arkamys sound tuning Wheels: 16-inch alloys Verdict: This is the most expensive variant of the Hyundai Venue, but it doesn’t get 6 airbags. However, this is the only variant where you can boast about the connected car features like remote on/off of ignition and air-con. Clearly, this is the variant for those who self-drive everyday and given that the premium charged is reasonable over the S automatic variant, if you can stretch your budget for an automatic Venue, this is the variant to buy.

@@lazertech7252 Tata Punch Is Now India’s Safest Car, Gets 5-Star Global NCAP Rating Tata Punch gets a 5-star adult safety rating and a 4-star child safety rating in the Global NCAP crash test, which is impressive for a budget car Tata Motors has announced that its new micro-SUV, Punch, has been awarded a 5-star adult safety rating by Global NCAP and a 4-star rating for child occupant protection. The Punch is the third car from Tata Motors to receive this recognition after Altroz in January 2020 and Nexon in December 2018. The Tata Punch was designed across Tata’s studios in India, UK, and Italy. As per the test report, the head, neck, chest, and thighs of the front seat adult occupants had good protection, while the legs had adequate protection. Also, the bodyshell integrity was rated as stable. It should be noted that the published results are for the frontal collision test performed at 64 kmph. Even before the test results were published, the safety rating of the Punch was leaked online via the official configurator. Tata Punch gets the following safety features as standard - dual front airbags, seatbelt pretensioners, seatbelt reminder (front), ISOFIX child seat mounts, ABS with EBD, rear parking sensors, and brake sway control. On higher variants, the car also gets a rear parking camera, auto headlamps, and automatic wipers. There are plenty of convenience features available as well, like power windows, power-adjustable ORVMs (auto-folding), a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system, automatic climate control, cooled glovebox, puddle lamps, push-button start/stop, cruise control, height-adjustable driver seat, projector headlamps, front foglamp, LED DRLs, LED taillights, 16-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels, and optional iRA connected car tech. Under the hood of Tata Punch sits a 1.2-litre, naturally aspirated, inline-3 petrol engine, which is capable of developing a peak power of 86 PS and a maximum torque of 113 Nm. Transmission choices consist of a 5-speed manual gearbox and a 5-speed AMT. Engine start/stop system comes as standard, and the AMT variants also get a Traction Pro mode. Tata Motors is yet to officially declare the prices of the Punch. However, as per speculations, the vehicle will be priced from Rs. 5.5 lakh to Rs. 8.3 lakh (ex-showroom). Upon launch, its closest rivals in the Indian market will be Maruti Ignis and Mahindra KUV100 NXT. Tata’s passenger cars are known for their high safety factor. Even the budget models like Tiago and Tigor have an adult safety rating of 4-stars, while the Altroz and Nexon have a 5-star adult safety rating. Global NCAP is yet to test the Harrier and Safari, but I expect these two SUVs to have high safety ratings as well.

@@ss-qu8tw kitna free insan h tu yaar

@@lazertech7252 lol hyundai is always safest cars and always best service in india

HHhaha tabhi app kah rhe punch 👊 punch hai boss

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Punch on road price 11L....under this budget you can get nexon brezza magnite etc ..how can you say Garibo ki suv ...its a matter of choice if my requirement is small car ....why should I buy harrier or creta even I have money.....?

@MENACE YT ha ameero ki car "Suzuki spresso"

Rajput h ki koi or nasl

Tata❤❤👌👌