The Upcoming Hyundai Venue Spotted Testing in Gurugram

From what we could discern through the dense camouflage, it's clear that Hyundai is leaving no stone unturned. Nearly every body panel appears to have been redesigned, suggesting a comprehensive aesthetic update rather than just a minor facelift. This next-generation Venue is poised to sport a fresh, more aggressive, yet still distinctly Hyundai design language.

While specifics remain under wraps, we anticipate a bolder front fascia, possibly with a new grille and redesigned DRL signatures, bringing it in line with Hyundai's latest global design philosophy seen on models like the new Creta and Tucson.

Expect a completely new and improved infotainment system and interior layout. Given Hyundai's reputation for tech-loaded cabins, we can foresee larger, more integrated displays, advanced connectivity features, and a redesigned dashboard that prioritizes both aesthetics and ergonomics.

The particular test vehicle we spotted was riding on previous-generation alloy wheels, likely around the 15–16-inch size. This is a common practice for test mules to keep new design elements under wraps. Only the outlines of the headlamp units and the new rectangular front grille cutout were faintly visible through the heavy wraps, adding to the mystery.

The roof rails and body colored ORVMS could mean it its among the top variants of upcoming Venue

Hyundai has been actively testing the new upcoming Hyundai Venue across various states in India, including Maharashtra, indicating a thorough development process before its official unveiling. The car our team encountered bore temporary number plates (TC plates), signifying that it was likely on one of its initial public road tests, marking a crucial step in its journey towards production.

It's evident that Hyundai has been meticulously setting the stage for not only its highly anticipated first three-row SUV (likely the Alcazar's next gen or a new model) but also for this crucial update to the Venue. The sub-compact SUV segment is fiercely competitive, and Hyundai aims to maintain its strong foothold. This new iteration of the Venue is expected to debut sometime in 2026, promising a refreshed and competitive product for the Indian market.

Stay tuned to our channels as we will be posting a lot more spyshots and bringing you every piece of information we uncover about the upcoming Hyundai Venue in the near future! The compact SUV space is about to get a lot more interesting.