The Hyundai Venue has been one of the more consistent sellers in the sub-compact SUV space, largely because it packs features usually reserved for larger cars into a sub-4-metre footprint.
Explore the latest Hyundai Venue images to get a complete visual overview of the SUV’s design, cabin, and styling. This image gallery covers the all-new Venue in its current form. The key highlights are the redesigned front with quad-beam LED headlamps, the dual-screen cabin, the coffee-table centre console, and all available colour options.
The images feature the model offered with three engines, the 1.2-litre Kappa MPi petrol, the 1.0-litre Kappa Turbo GDi petrol and the 1.5-litre U2 CRDi diesel. This generation brought a completely new lighting signature, a dual-tone cabin, and twin 12.3-inch curved displays compared to the previous version.
Hyundai Venue Exterior Images
The Venue’s exterior is built around Hyundai’s stated intent of making a sub-4-metre SUV look larger than it is. At 3995 mm long, 1800 mm wide and 1665 mm tall on a 2520 mm wheelbase, it stays inside the sub-4-metre bracket while standing 48 mm taller and 30 mm wider than the outgoing Venue. That extra height and width is the single biggest change visible in the exterior shots.
Key Highlights
| Feature | Details | Availability |
| Radiator grille | Dark chrome | HX4, HX5, HX5+, HX6, HX6T, HX7, HX8, HX10 |
| Headlamps | Quad beam LED | HX5+, HX6 onwards, all Knight variants |
| DRLs | Twin horn LED with Horizon positioning lamp | HX7, HX8, HX8 Knight, HX10, HX10 Knight |
| Tail lamps | Rear Horizon LED | HX7, HX8, HX8 Knight, HX10, HX10 Knight |
| Alloy wheels | R16 diamond cut, 405.6 mm | HX7, HX8, HX10 |
Front Profile
The Venue’s front is defined by the dark chrome radiator grille sitting below twin horn LED daytime running lamps that carry the Horizon positioning signature across the nose. Quad beam LED headlamps are placed lower, giving the SUV a split lighting layout. Muscular wheel arch cladding and sculpted character lines run out from the front bumper.
Side Profile
The side profile shows the 2520 mm wheelbase, which Hyundai lists as the reason for the extra rear legroom. Bridge type roof rails run along the top, R16 diamond cut alloy wheels fill the arches, and a signature C-pillar garnish closes the glasshouse. The in-glass Venue emblem is a detail worth looking for in the side shots.
Rear Profile
At the rear, the Venue carries Rear Horizon LED tail lamps that echo the front lighting signature across the width of the tailgate. The rear bumper is body-coloured with a lower cladding section. The Knight edition adds black painted roof rails, black skid plates and a matte black Hyundai logo front and rear.
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Hyundai Venue Interior Images
The Venue’s interior is where the biggest change sits. Hyundai calls the layout an H-architecture cabin, finished in a dual-tone dark navy and dove grey scheme with a terrazzo-textured crash pad. The coffee table centre console with surrounding Moon White ambient lighting is the design centrepiece, and the twin curved displays dominate any dashboard shot.
Key Highlights
| Feature | Details | Availability |
| Displays | Dual 12.3-inch curved panoramic screens | HX10, HX10 Knight only |
| Interior theme | Dual tone dark navy and dove grey | HX8, HX10 |
| Front seats | Ventilated, electric 4-way driver | HX8, HX8 Knight, HX10, HX10 Knight |
| Rear seats | 2-step reclining with sunshades | HX7, HX8, HX8 Knight, HX10, HX10 Knight, HX6 on DCT/AT |
| Audio | Bose 8-speaker premium system | HX10, HX10 Knight only |
Dashboard and Front Seats
The Venue’s dashboard carries dual 62.5 cm curved panoramic displays, combining a 31.24 cm ccNC navigation touchscreen accelerated by NVIDIA with a 31.24 cm full digital cluster. A D-cut steering wheel, terrazzo-textured crash pad and premium leatherette armrest complete the front cabin. Higher variants add ventilated front seats and an electric 4-way driver’s seat.
Second Row
The rear bench gets 2-step reclining backrests, rear window sunshades and rear AC vents. Hyundai points to the 2520 mm wheelbase and wide door apertures as the source of the added knee room, and the interior images are the best way to judge whether that translates in practice.
Boot and Storage
The coffee table centre console adds front storage that most rivals in this class do not offer. Hyundai does not publish a boot volume figure for the all-new Venue on its specification page, so the boot images are the more reliable guide to what will fit behind the rear seats.
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Hyundai Venue Colour Options
The Venue is offered in a wide palette including matte finishes and dual-tone options with a contrast black roof, which is unusual at this price. The Knight edition adds its own exclusive shade.
| Colour Name | Type | Availability by Variant |
| Atlas White | Solid | HX2 to HX10 |
| Abyss Black | Solid | HX2 to HX10 |
| Titan Grey | Metallic | HX2 to HX10 |
| Dragon Red | Metallic | HX2 to HX10 |
| Hazel Blue | Metallic, also in matte | HX2 to HX10 |
| Mystic Sapphire | Metallic, also in matte | HX2 to HX10 |
| Atlas White with black roof | Dual tone | Selected variants |
| Hazel Blue with black roof | Dual tone | Selected variants |
| Titanium Black | Solid | HX5 Knight, HX6T Knight, HX8 Knight, HX10 Knight |
Summary
The gallery shows how far the Venue has moved upmarket. The dark chrome grille, quad beam LED headlamps, twin horn DRLs, Horizon tail lamps and R16 diamond cut alloys carry the exterior, while the dual 12.3 inch curved displays, coffee table console, terrazzo crash pad and ventilated seats explain why the cabin now reads closer to a segment above.
It is to be noted that the Venue’s feature list varies considerably across its thirteen configurations, so images of an HX 10 will not represent what an HX 2 actually looks like. Colours also read differently in daylight, especially the matte finishes, and rear legroom and boot usability are easier to judge in person.
If you’re considering a used Venue, you can browse inspected, fixed-price options on Spinny and book a test drive to see how the actual car feels and compare it with what you’ve seen in the Venue images.
FAQs
Q. What do the Venue images show on the outside?
The exterior shots cover the front, side and rear. You can see the dark chrome radiator grille, the quad beam LED headlamps, the twin horn LED DRLs, the R16 diamond cut alloy wheels, the bridge type roof rails and the Rear Horizon LED tail lamps.
Q. How does the Venue look from the inside?
The cabin uses an H-architecture layout in dual-tone dark navy and dove grey, with a terrazzo-textured crash pad and a D-cut steering wheel. The coffee table centre console with Moon White ambient lighting is the standout element.
Q. What are the two screens in the Venue images?
They are dual 62.5 cm curved panoramic displays. One is a 31.24 cm ccNC navigation touchscreen accelerated by NVIDIA, the other a 31.24 cm full digital instrument cluster.
Q. What does the second row look like in the Venue images?
The rear bench has 2-step reclining backrests, rear window sunshades and rear AC vents. The 2520 mm wheelbase is what creates the added knee room.
Q. What are the dimensions of the Venue?
It measures 3995 mm in length, 1800 mm in width and 1665 mm in height on a 2520 mm wheelbase. Hyundai notes the height figure applies with R16 wheels and roof rails, dropping to 1650 mm with R15 wheels.
Q. How many colours does the Venue come in?
The palette includes Atlas White, Abyss Black, Titan Grey, Dragon Red, Hazel Blue and Mystic Sapphire, with matte finishes on the last two, dual-tone black roof options, and Titanium Black on the Knight edition.
Q. Which Venue variant gets alloy wheels?
R16 diamond cut alloy wheels with a 405.6 mm diameter are fitted on HX7, HX8 and HX10. HX5+, HX8 Knight and HX10 Knight get black painted R16 alloys with red brake calipers on the Knight variants. HX2, HX5 and HX6 use R16 dual tone styled steel wheels.
Q. Does the Venue have a sunroof?
Yes. A smart electric sunroof is fitted from HX5 through HX8 Knight. HX10 and HX10 Knight upgrade to a voice enabled smart electric sunroof. HX2 and HX4 do not get one.
Q. Which Venue variants get the Bose sound system?
The Bose premium 8-speaker system is exclusive to HX10 and HX10 Knight.
Q. What safety features does the Venue offer?
Hyundai lists more than 65 safety features with 33 standard across all variants, including 6 airbags, SmartSense Level 2 ADAS with 16 functions, electronic stability control and all four disc brakes.
