Hyundai Bets On Export-Led Strategy, Sharp Pricing For New Venue

Hyundai has sold over seven lakh Venues, with the sub-Rs 10 lakh pricing continuing to be key for Indian buyers since its 2019 debut.

Hyundai Motor Co. vehicles on display as customers talk to sales representatives at a Hyundai showroom in New Delhi. (Image: Anindito Mukherjee/Bloomberg)

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  • Hyundai India launched new-generation Venue and Venue N Line starting at Rs 7.89 lakh ex-showroom
  • The Venue uses 71% high-strength steel for enhanced safety and a tech-focused interior design
  • Manufactured exclusively in India, the Venue will be exported to over 30 countries including Chile

Hyundai Motor India Ltd. has launched the new-generation Venue and Venue N Line, kicking off what it calls the "beginning of software-defined vehicles in India." Priced from Rs 7.89 lakh (ex-showroom), the compact SUV is positioned as a value-driven, export-ready model that will play a pivotal role in Hyundai’s global and domestic growth plans.

“The Venue marks a new benchmark in value — it’s taller, wider, and more tech-led. You’ll feel like you’re in a cockpit,” said Tarun Garg, COO, Hyundai Motor India Ltd, adding that the model uses 71% high-strength steel for enhanced safety and structure.

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The new Venue will be exclusively manufactured in India and exported to over 30 countries, including new markets like Chile and Sri Lanka, underscoring Hyundai’s export-led strategy. "Exports are a big part of our focus. We want to earn precious foreign exchange for the country," Garg said.

Since its 2019 debut, Hyundai has sold over seven lakh Venues, with the sub-Rs 10 lakh pricing continuing to be key for Indian buyers. The Venue also anchors Hyundai’s 26 upcoming launches till FY30, making it the first in a new wave of models from the automaker.

Garg noted that SUV-isation continues to drive growth, with the festive season and GST benefits supporting October sales. "The industry was seeing flattish growth till now. We’re hopeful it will return to a 4.5–5% CAGR," he said.

Hyundai’s brand new Pune manufacturing facility, which is now operational, will help scale production for both domestic and export markets, cementing the Venue’s role as a strong volume driver in Hyundai’s India strategy.

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