Hyundai Venue N Line Revealed ahead of its Nov 4 launch; bookings open at ₹25,000. Here’s what changes and what to expect on price and specs.
Hyundai has pulled the covers off the Venue N Line as it builds momentum for the all-new Venue’s India launch on November 4, 2025. The N Line variant gives the second-generation subcompact SUV a sharper, sportier persona both outside and inside, and Hyundai has already opened bookings with a refundable amount of ₹25,000.
Visually the Hyundai Venue N Line stands apart from the standard model thanks to a reworked front grille with larger openings, twin horizontal slats and a prominent N Line badge. The front bumper gets a sleeker treatment with silver faux skid accents, body colour inserts and subtle red highlights for a performance-inspired look.
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Side profiles reveal reduced black cladding, body-colour wheel arches and a slim red stripe running along the top of the lower cladding. At the rear the N Line sports a split roof spoiler, a reshaped bumper and a visible twin-tip exhaust, while new five-spoke 17-inch alloy wheels complete the package. Buyers will be able to choose from multiple single- and dual-tone paint options.
Step inside and the Hyundai Venue N Line doubles down on the sporty theme with an all-black cabin trimmed with red inserts and ambient lighting. The steering wheel is unique to this variant and carries an N logo; controls for Drive and Traction modes sit on the spokes. Metal-finished pedals, an ‘N’ badged gear lever and other performance touches underline the model’s sporting intent.
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Feature content largely mirrors the regular Venue and includes twin 12.3-inch digital displays, Level-2 ADAS, a Bose sound system, 360-degree cameras and a powered driver’s seat, ensuring the N Line is well equipped for India’s tech-savvy buyers.
Under the skin the Hyundai Venue N Line is powered exclusively by the 1.0-litre T-GDI turbo-petrol motor that produces 118 bhp and 172 Nm. Transmission choices include a 6-speed manual available only with the N6 variant and a 7-speed DCT automatic — the latter featuring paddle shifters for a sportier drive. Hyundai will offer the N Line in two trims, N6 and flagship N10, with the manual limited to the lower trim.
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