Hyundai Venue Variants: What Each Step Up Actually Buys

The Venue range spans ₹7,65,000 from the HX2 (₹8,00,000) to the HX10 Diesel AT (₹15,65,000). Our value pick is the HX5 Turbo. At ₹9.90 lakh it packs the 120 PS 1.0 turbo, electric sunroof, smart key with push-button start, cruise control and 16-inch alloys on top of the standard 6-airbag kit — every rung above it mostly adds comfort, not capability.
The ladder, step by step
Each row shows what that variant adds over the one before it, and what the jump costs. Features verified against the official brochure and a second source on 21 August 2026.
HX2
₹8,00,000
You get: 6 airbags standard · ESC with hill-start assist · 10.25-inch touchscreen with wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay · Rear camera + rear sensors · Projector headlamps with LED DRLs · Rear AC vents · Height-adjustable driver seat
You give up: Sunroof · Push-button start (turn-key ignition) · Auto climate control · Alloy wheels · Cruise control and wireless charging
1.2 NA petrol 5MT (83 PS).
HX4
₹9,00,000(+₹1,00,000 vs HX2)
Adds: TPMS · Rear wiper and washer · Rear defogger · Steering-mounted controls · ORVM turn indicators
HX5 TurboValue pick
₹9,90,000(+₹90,000 vs HX4)
Adds: Electric sunroof · Smart key with push-button start · 16-inch alloy wheels · Cruise control · Rear parcel tray
1.2 NA petrol 5MT → 1.0 turbo-petrol 6MT (120 PS).
HX6 Turbo DCT
₹12,18,000(+₹2,28,000 vs HX5 Turbo)
Adds: Fully automatic climate control · Full LED headlamps · Wireless phone charger · Auto-folding powered ORVMs · Paddle shifters
1.0 turbo with the 7-speed DCT automatic. Note: HX6 is turbo-DCT-petrol only — no HX6 diesel exists.
HX7 Diesel
₹12,76,000(+₹58,000 vs HX6 Turbo DCT)
Adds: 60:40 split-folding rear seat · Rear centre armrest · 360-degree camera
The diesel line skips from HX5 straight to HX7: 1.5 diesel 6MT (116 PS / 250 Nm). Loses the wireless charger and paddle shifters vs HX6 Turbo DCT; keeps sunroof, auto AC and LED headlamps.
HX8 Diesel AT
₹13,71,000(+₹95,000 vs HX7 Diesel)
Adds: Ventilated front seats · Leatherette upholstery · Powered driver seat adjustment · Ambient lighting · Electric parking brake with auto hold · Rear disc brakes · Drive + traction modes · Wireless charger and paddle shifters return
1.5 diesel with the 6-speed torque-converter automatic.
HX10 Diesel AT
₹15,65,000(+₹1,94,000 vs HX8 Diesel AT)
Adds: Level-2 ADAS (adaptive cruise, lane keep, collision warning, blind-spot monitor) · Dual 12.3-inch curved displays · Bose 8-speaker sound system · Front parking sensors
Top of the range; also available as HX10 Turbo DCT at ₹14.65 lakh.
Bold = the big-ticket features buyers actually pay up for. Prices are ex-showroom (Delhi, indicative) from our weekly-verified data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Venue variant is the best value?
HX5 Turbo (₹9,90,000 ex-showroom). At ₹9.90 lakh it packs the 120 PS 1.0 turbo, electric sunroof, smart key with push-button start, cruise control and 16-inch alloys on top of the standard 6-airbag kit — every rung above it mostly adds comfort, not capability.
What does the base Venue HX2 miss?
The biggest omissions: Sunroof, Push-button start (turn-key ignition), Auto climate control, Alloy wheels, Cruise control and wireless charging. It does include 6 airbags standard, ESC with hill-start assist, 10.25-inch touchscreen with wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, Rear camera + rear sensors.
Is the top-end Venue HX10 Diesel AT worth it?
The full range spans ₹7,65,000 from HX2 to HX10 Diesel AT (₹15,65,000). The top variant makes sense only if its last-step additions (Level-2 ADAS (adaptive cruise, lane keep, collision warning, blind-spot monitor), Dual 12.3-inch curved displays, Bose 8-speaker sound system) matter to you daily — otherwise HX5 Turbo captures most of the kit for less.