The 2020 Hyundai Venue is a candidate for the 2021 North American Car, Utility, And Truck Of The Year (NACTOY) Utility Vehicle of the year.
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2020 Hyundai Venue Specs & Features
The all-new 2020 Hyundai Venue is the smallest entry-level SUV in Hyundai’s lineup. It starts at $17,350 and comes with some excellent little features like an 8” screen with Apple Carplay & Android Auto. You also get Lane Keep Assist & Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist. The Venue gets powered by a modest 1.6l four-cylinder producing 121 HP & 113 LB. FT. of torque.
It’s an excellent and compelling choice in the small SUV market and has already won awards for its interior. The Denim trim, which starts at $22,050, was named the best interior by Wards and was chosen amongst 32 competitors. An impressive feat for the subcompact Venue, this means the Venue is punching above its weight class.
Recently, NACTOY has elected the 2020 Hyundai Venue to be a candidate in its 2021 Utility vehicle of the year award. It’s a prestigious honor for any manufacturer to be named car of the year by NACTOY, so it is great to see the little Venue compete for this title as it shows just how far Hyundai has come.
It’s nice to see Hyundai’s quality being recognized and appreciated. Hyundai is not the same company there were ten years ago, so it is great to see the new products getting the recognition they deserve. Leave your thoughts below on the new 2020 Hyundai Venue, and if you are an owner, it would be great to hear your ownership thoughts.
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Kevin Meyn is an automotive journalist for Torque News concentrating on Hyundai content. Kevin is the founder of Exhaust Sports Auto Youtube channel, where he does professional car reviews on new and used vehicles. Through the use of various resources and extended Automotive expertise, Kevin documents the latest in automotive news revolving around Hyundai. Kevin graduated from NC State University studying Supply Chain Management but has had a passion for cars since he was a child. Follow Kevin on Twitter and Instagram @exhaustsports.
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A cute interior with a
A cute interior with a terrible powertrain. I really don't like the SUV-ish vehicles, with FWD only powertrains. Add in a wimpy 1.6NA. This Venue can duke it out with the Kicks for the award, but truly neither is a good drive.