Next-gen Hyundai Venue N Line Spied Testing In South Korea, Here's What Spy Shots Revealed
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It has been reported that the fully updated avatar might arrive in the market somewhere in mid-2026. However, the company has yet to reveal official details about the same as yet.
The top player in the four-wheel segment, Hyundai is gearing up to add a new generation of Venue to its fleet soon. Ahead of the official launch, the 'N Line' variant has been spied during the testing phase in South Korea, revealing some of its highlights and top elements.
It has been reported that the fully updated avatar might arrive in the market somewhere in mid-2026. However, the company has yet to reveal official details about the same as yet.
What's New?
Going by the spy shots, the model clearly features sporty details, noticeable enhancements, while keeping the same charm as the outgoing version. Despite having been fully covered in camouflage, it seems like the production model might hit the market with subtle updates. The list includes improved sporty dual-tone alloy wheels with red brake callipers, updated bumper, some nip-and-tuck changes at the back, aggressive-looking roof rails, and dual exhausts, among others.
Exterior Updates
The spy shots also revealed some details as well that includes black ORVMs, roof rails, improved fully headlight setup with DRLS and blacked-out A and B-pillars. The customers can expect refreshed cabin with some new features. If remours are to belived, the upcomjng top-of-the-line N Line might get Level 2 ADAS system, which will level up the safety game even further.
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April 21, 2025, 11:56 IST
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