Hyundai Venue Knight Edition Launched In India - Check Price, Features & More

Published April 20, 2026

Key Highlights of the Venue Knight

Hyundai has launched the all blacked-out Knight edition of the Venue, which is basically a dark dress-up from the outside to the inside, bringing a whole new experience to buyers who want a more edgier, stealthier and aggressive styling, from the usual modern family friendly and business class looks.

New colours for the car have also been introduced, namely the Hazel Blue Matte and Mystic Sapphire Matte.

Here’s the Venue line-up, broken down by variant and price. All prices are ex-showroom and in INR:

	Variant	Engine	Transmission	Price
VENUE Knight	HX 5	Kappa 1.2 l MPi petrol	MT	9,69,800
	HX 5	U2 1.5 l CRDi diesel	MT	11,11,800
	HX 6T	Kappa 1.2 l MPi petrol	MT	11,03,200
	HX 8	U2 1.5 l CRDi diesel	AT	13,84,800
	HX10	Kappa 1.0 l Turbo GDi petrol	DCT	14,79,000
VENUE	HX 6T	Kappa 1.2 l MPi petrol	MT	10,88,300
	HX10	Kappa 1.0 l Turbo GDi petrol	DCT	14,64,100
	HX10	U2 1.5 l CRDi diesel	AT	15,64,000
VENUE N Line	N 10	Kappa 1.0 l Turbo GDi petrol	DCT	15,48,000

Key Highlights of the Venue Knight

Hyundai does not shy away from giving the Venue Knight an all-black look across every element. Up front, the radiator grille is now painted black, with the Hyundai logo on the front and rear following with matte black styling.

This black styling also goes across its skid plates, and ORVMs. Even the roof rails do not escape from this dressup.

However, what I find particularly exciting is the red painted brake calipers on both axles (front and back), which satisfies the more aggressive look that I desire.

Lastly, an exclusive Knight Emblem gives the car a badge of all-black approval.

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On the inside, Hyundai has drenched the cabin in all-black styling, as highlighted with the brass coloured inserts and exclusive black seat upholstery, even though in all honesty, it feels a bit mismatched to me.

Also, the Venue Knight will be available with the Kappa 1.2 petrol, Kappa 1.0 turbo petrol DCT, and U2 1.5 diesel manual and automatic, again adding to the consumer choice and preference.

Safety is also upgraded, with the introduction of a Dashcam in specific trims, in the HX6T, HX10 and N10.

As of yet, Hyundai has put out the numbers claiming that it has sold more than 92,000 units of the Knight Edition across its models since its first launch in 2022.

This new edition adds to the growing lineup of this range, standing next to the Knight editions of the Creta, Alcazar, Exter and i20.