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Hyundai Venue N Line N6 DCT Dual Tone Price in undefined
Hyundai Venue N Line N6 DCT Dual Tone price in undefined starts at ₹N/A (ex-showroom). The Hyundai Venue N Line N6 DCT Dual Tone is powered by a 998 petrol engine paired with a Automatic gearbox, delivering 120 PS of power and 172 Nm of torque. It offers an impressive mileage of 20 kmpl kmpl and a driving range of around 900, making it suitable for both city and highway use. Looking for the best offers or Hyundai Venue N Line on-road price? Visit your nearest Hyundai showroom today and book a test drive.
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Hyundai Venue N Line All Variants
The Hyundai Venue N Line N6 DCT Dual Tone combines dual-clutch automatic performance, sporty styling, and a striking dual-tone exterior finish (120 PS / 172 Nm).
N6
998, Manual, Petrol, 18.74 kmpl₹10.66 Lakh
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N6 Dual Tone
998, Manual, Petrol, 18.74 kmpl₹10.84 Lakh
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N6 DCT
998, Automatic, Petrol, 20 kmpl₹11.56 Lakh
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N6 DCT Dual Tone
998, Automatic, Petrol, 20 kmpl₹11.74 Lakh
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N10 DCT
998, Automatic, Petrol, 20 kmpl₹15.49 Lakh
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It is suitable for a small family, but rear seat space is not the best in segment.
It is worth it if you want sportier styling, better exhaust note, and a more engaging driving feel.
In real-world conditions, it gives around 12–15 km/l in city and 16–18 km/l on highways depending on driving style.
It uses a turbo petrol engine which feels more responsive, but overall performance difference is not very large.
Maintenance cost is similar to the regular Venue, making it reasonable for its segment.
Yes, it is easy to drive in the city, though the stiffer suspension feels slightly firm on rough roads.
It is comfortable for long drives, but rear seat space is slightly limited for extended journeys.