The Venue slots in quite nicely with the rest of Hyundai's design language. The preferred colour scheme for most buyers is the pearl white with black roof option and it is rather fetching parked in your driveway. The standout feature on the Venue is the reverse grille with its small star-shaped embellishments. The top-spec Glide model comes with LED lighting all around, with chrome detailing on many of the trim highpoints of the car, while the fitment of chunky running boards and front and rear skid plates give the Venue the appearance of a vehicle that can tackle any off-road section it may encounter. Don't be fooled though, this is very much a soft-roader and serious off-roading is verboten. The Hyundai staple of 16-inch wheels remains as standard fitment and the Hurricane style mags are a nice touch as well. he best way to describe the overall feel of the Venue would be, take an i20 for a spin. It feels very similar in its drive and performance. The 7-speed DCT gearbox is an absolute gem and shifts seamlessly while the power output from the engine is equally matched to the overall size and weight of the car. The overall package is very pleasant to drive and one can easily live with it as a day-to-day drive and school run/grocery getter.External dimensions of 3995mm (L) x 1770mm (W) x 1617mm (H) give the Venue a deceptive amount of interior space. 4 children easily fit on the back seat while 350l of boot space swallows up school bags and shopping with ease.6 airbags