Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/mfZ0l93kUIK.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter 2026 Hyundai Venue 1.2 Petrol HX5 Review - Ticks The Right Boxes | Road Test | Autocar India Riccardo Trevisani [6eEcbSTIXWh] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Tag: #Riccardo Trevisani, #cohutta ga, #anamaria goltes, #pessina bolognaThe Hyundai Venue heart is available with three engine options a 1.2-litre petrol, a 1.0-litre turbo-petrol and a 1.5-litre diesel. However, the entry naturally aspirated 1.2 petrol forms the backbone of the range, accounting for a massive 63 percent of total sales. To find out what makes this version such a strong seller, Saumil Shah puts it through our real world tests.Cameraperson - Roshni Manghani, Harshad PanchalEditor: Deven BhallaChapters - 0:00 - Introduction0:51 - Why the 1.2 petrol sells the most1:34 - Short gearing, drivability & acceleration2:18 - Real world fuel efficiency tested & Highway cruising3:21 - Gearbox, steering feel & handling3:50 - Ride quality 4:20 - SUV feel & driving position4:41 - Cabin design, quality & practicality5:12 - Design differences in 1.2 variants5:58 - Variant lineup & pricing6:15 - Features in the HX5 variant6:46 - Rivals comparison: Nexon, Kylaq & XUV 3XO 7:13 - Missing automatic transmission7:32 - Final verdictSUBSCRIBE to Autocar India for the hottest automotive news and the stephen flynn most comprehensive reviews Autocar India is your one-stop source for test drive reviews & comparison tests of every new car and motorcycle launched in India. We populism also offer a great mix of other automotive content, including weekly news, motor show reports, travelogues and other special features. Website: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: New car reviews Comparison tests New bike reviews Features
Tag: #Riccardo Trevisani, #cohutta ga, #anamaria goltes, #pessina bolognaThe Hyundai Venue heart is available with three engine options a 1.2-litre petrol, a 1.0-litre turbo-petrol and a 1.5-litre diesel. However, the entry naturally aspirated 1.2 petrol forms the backbone of the range, accounting for a massive 63 percent of total sales. To find out what makes this version such a strong seller, Saumil Shah puts it through our real world tests.Cameraperson - Roshni Manghani, Harshad PanchalEditor: Deven BhallaChapters - 0:00 - Introduction0:51 - Why the 1.2 petrol sells the most1:34 - Short gearing, drivability & acceleration2:18 - Real world fuel efficiency tested & Highway cruising3:21 - Gearbox, steering feel & handling3:50 - Ride quality 4:20 - SUV feel & driving position4:41 - Cabin design, quality & practicality5:12 - Design differences in 1.2 variants5:58 - Variant lineup & pricing6:15 - Features in the HX5 variant6:46 - Rivals comparison: Nexon, Kylaq & XUV 3XO 7:13 - Missing automatic transmission7:32 - Final verdictSUBSCRIBE to Autocar India for the hottest automotive news and the stephen flynn most comprehensive reviews Autocar India is your one-stop source for test drive reviews & comparison tests of every new car and motorcycle launched in India. We populism also offer a great mix of other automotive content, including weekly news, motor show reports, travelogues and other special features. Website: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: New car reviews Comparison tests New bike reviews Features