Hyundai Venue N Line Price – Images, Colours & Reviews

The Hyundai Venue N Line N10 is not just a cosmetic upgrade over the regular Venue—it brings genuine performance flair while retaining the practicality that makes the Venue popular in Indian cities. Aimed at enthusiasts who want a fun-to-drive compact SUV without compromising on comfort and features, the N Line N10 strikes a smart balance.
Visually, the Venue N Line stands out instantly. The all-black front grille with N Line badging, red accents on the bumper and side skirts, and twin-tip exhaust at the rear give it a sporty personality. Alloy wheels with N Line branding and subtle red highlights add to the appeal without being over the top.
It still looks compact enough for city use, yet sporty enough to turn heads—especially in darker shades.
Powering the Venue N Line N10 is the 1.0‑litre turbo petrol engine, producing 120 PS and 172 Nm of torque. It comes paired with either a 6-speed manual or a 7-speed DCT automatic, both tuned slightly differently from the standard Venue.
Acceleration feels quick and responsive, especially in city and highway overtakes.
Turbo lag is minimal, making it enjoyable in traffic.
The exhaust note is sportier than the regular Venue, adding a bit of fun without being loud.
This isn’t a hardcore performance car, but for daily use with occasional spirited driving, it feels engaging and confident.
Hyundai has retuned the suspension for the N Line, and it shows:
The car feels more planted at high speeds.
Cornering confidence is noticeably better than the regular Venue.
Ride quality remains comfortable over bad roads, though it’s slightly firmer.
For Indian road conditions, the balance between comfort and sportiness is well judged.
Step inside, and the N Line theme continues with:
All-black cabin with red accents
N Line–specific steering wheel and gear lever
Sports seats with red stitching
Metal pedals
Feature highlights include:
10.25-inch touchscreen with Android Auto & Apple CarPlay
Digital instrument cluster
Bose sound system
Wireless charging
Sunroof
Ambient lighting
The cabin feels premium, well-built, and familiar—Hyundai’s strong point.
Safety
Safety is well covered with:
6 airbags (standard)
Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
Vehicle Stability Management
Hill Assist
ABS with EBD
Rear parking camera and sensors
This makes the Venue N Line one of the safer options in the compact SUV segment.
Mileage
Despite the sporty tuning, fuel efficiency remains respectable:
Manual: ~18 km/l (ARAI)
DCT: ~18.2 km/l (ARAI)
In real-world usage, expect around 12–14 km/l in the city and 16–17 km/l on highways, depending on driving style.

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