This year might just be the year you decide to invest in the Hyundai Venue. Thanks to its driver-assist features and large cabin, the new Venue is a popular choice for local families. With 121 horsepower, it competes head-to-head with similar SUVs from other brands. No matter what you're looking for in a new SUV, we can likely help you find it in a new Hyundai Venue.
Of course, you want to know how the new Hyundai Venue performs. Every trim level has a 1.6-liter engine, which gives you 121 horsepower and 113 pound-feet of torque. While FWD comes standard, Hyundai offers Drive Select Mode on the higher trims, which includes Snow, Sport, and Normal modes. The Venue gets an EPA-estimated combined 33 mpg.
Choose any 2024 Venue to get an eight-inch touchscreen that connects to phones via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. While all models include Forward Collision Avoidance, the Limited model adds cyclist detection. You also get a Driver Attention Warning that helps you stay focused and a Rear Occupant Alert.
If you're eager to upgrade to a larger SUV, you'll love the open and airy feel of the Venue. The five seats inside have a lot of space and cloth covers. With the 60/40 design of the rear seat, the Venue gives you quick access to your trunk. This space is big enough to fit multiple bags or suitcases. We like the 12V power outlet along with the USB ports for fast charging.
With projector halogen headlights and taillights, the Venue ensures others can see you coming and going. The SUV's available heated mirrors have a simple cover that helps them blend into the body for a seamless look. You'll also find a black grille on the SE and SEL or a chrome grille on the Limited, which also has black roof rails.
If you want the lowdown on Venue trim levels, you came to the right place. The Limited is the highest trim. It features navigation via its eight-inch touchscreen, heated front seats, and LED lights that add to its expensive look. The SE is the base edition with a Driver Attention Warning and a touchscreen. Get more features with the SEL and its 17-inch alloy wheels and large sunroof.
Hyundai didn't go too far outside of the box with the 2024 Venue. The SE now features a nice little stereo system with six speakers. Starting with the SEL, all trim levels include push-button start and keyless entry. Those models also include USB ports in both the front and rear rows.
Hyundai hasn't yet told dealers the price for the new Venue. We estimate it will start at around $20,000 MSRP, which is slightly higher than the 2023 edition but includes more features.
The Venue now comes with a 1.6-liter engine that delivers 121 horsepower.
Thanks to the safety and driver-assist options, the new Venue is fairly safe. Forward Collision Avoidance Assist comes standard and uses pedestrian detection. Lane Keeping Assist also comes standard.
You'll find a range of Venue paint options to match your personality. Onyx Black, Scarlet Red, Galactic Gray, and Green Apple are some popular choices. Hyundai also offers the Limited with a two-tone paint job.
We invite you to contact us before visiting our showroom to see if we have any 2024 Hyundai models in stock. The 2024 Hyundai Venue should arrive sometime in late 2023 or early 2024. Call us to see when you can test drive the latest edition.
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