Hyundai has recently added three new limited edition models to the Venue. This puts the Venue from 5 options to 8 in both mid-range and range-topping variants. Let’s discuss what we do know and see if the limited edition Hyundai Venue could push this car to the top of your list. 
While Hyundai has not said if they are changing anything performance or technology related, we do know the outside is getting new paint. The limited edition Venues will get a metallic Denim body colour and a white roof and mirrors.
On the inside, we can expect similar equipment like it’s an 8-inch touch screen and standard climate control. What is new is the Denim Blue upholstery that features cloth and leather. We believe they won’t cover the nice metallic style trimmings.
The limited edition Hyundai Venue still comes equipped with a 1.0-litre 3-cylinder petrol engine that comes gives 88 kW and 172 Nm. The only thing to mention about the limited edition Venue is the options in transmission. The mid-range Fluid gets an option on manual or automatic while the range-topping Glide only comes with the 7-speed dual-clutch automatic.
You pay more for the Fluid but not the Glide.
Hyundai bumped up the price on the limited edition Venue for the Fluid model and not the Glide. You will pay up to an extra R5000 more for the limited edition fluid depending on transmission option. This could mean that the Fluid could get some features from the Glide nothing has been said as to why.
All limited edition models come with a 3-year/45 000 km service plan and Hyundai’s 7-year/200 000 km warranty. Total prices are:
- Fluid Limited Edition: R322 500
- Fluid Limited Edition Automatic: R353 500
- Glide Limited Edition Automatic: R378 500