2022 Hyundai Venue Facelift Spotted Testing In India

- The test mule in the picture appears to be the lower variant of the 2022
- It is likely to receive styling updates and more featrures on the inside.
- Mechanically, it is likely to remain unchanged.
A new set of spy images of the upcoming Hyundai Venue facelift have surfaced online. The Hyundai Venue facelift was last spotted in 2021 in India when it was undergoing testing and the latest images appear to be of a lower variant. The test mule is still wearing a heavy camouflage, but it's riding on steel rims, hinting that it's likely the lower trim model. The camouflaged test mule has little to give away on the changes the 2022 Hyundai Venue facelift will likely feature.
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The new Hyundai Venue facelift is expected to adopt the updated design language.
The new Hyundai Venue facelift is expected to adopt the updated design language from the new-gen Tucson that will also make its way to the upcoming Hyundai Creta facelift. The changes will include a redesigned grille possibly with the integrated LED DRLs, new LED headlamps, reprofiled bumpers and taillight. The test mule in the previous images did manage to show the new dual-tone alloy wheels on the SUV that could be market-specific. There seems to be no change to the profile of the SUV, which retains its tall and boxy silhouette.
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On the inside, expect the new Hyundai Venue facelift to get an updated touchscreen and instrument console, along with a host of new features. Mechanically, the SUV is likely to carry over the same engine options- the 1.2-litre naturally-aspirated petrol, 1.0-litre T-GDi turbo, and the 1.5-litre diesel with engine.. Transmission choices include the five-speed manual, six-speed manual, six-speed IMT and the 7-speed DCT. The updated model is expected to go on sale in India by the end of this year.
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