Hyundai Venue On Road Price in Bhopal

Choosing between a manual, DCT, or torque-converter automatic makes a tangible difference to both driving experience and final price when buying the Venue in Bhopal. The manual variants cover the widest range, serving as the entry point for both petrol and diesel buyers. Hyundai's DCT (dual-clutch) gearbox is offered on select turbo-petrol trims, delivering quick shifts suited to city commutes, while the conventional automatic pairs with the 1.5 diesel for a relaxed cruising character. This transmission spread means the Venue can genuinely fit different driving preferences rather than forcing a compromise.

Across the 27-variant lineup, the price ladder stretches nearly ₹9.4 Lakh from base to top. The VENUE 1.2 Kappa MT HX2 at ₹9.08 Lakh is a petrol-manual that covers the essentials without excess, making it a clean urban runabout. Moving up, mid-tier trims add connected-car tech, a sunroof, and safety kit. At the top, the VENUE 1.5 CRDi AT DSL HX10 DT at ₹18.44 Lakh bundles the diesel automatic with a dual-tone exterior and the fullest feature set — a configuration that appeals to buyers logging higher monthly kilometres.

Fuel choice has a direct cost implication beyond just the sticker price. Petrol Venue variants attract Madhya Pradesh road tax at 8% if the ex-showroom price stays under ₹10 Lakh, rising to 10% in the ₹10–20 Lakh bracket. Diesel variants face a steeper slab: 10% under ₹10 Lakh and 12% between ₹10–20 Lakh. On-road price is the total amount a buyer pays at the dealership — it includes ex-showroom cost, road tax, registration (₹600), HSRP (₹800), smart card fee (₹200), IRDAI-mandated insurance, and 1% TCS on variants priced above ₹10 Lakh. These components collectively push diesel trims noticeably higher than comparable petrol versions.

Bhopal's insurance costs follow Zone B (non-metro) rates, which are somewhat lower than metro-city premiums. The mandatory package — three-year third-party plus one-year own-damage plus personal accident cover — still forms a significant chunk of the on-road figure, especially on higher trims where insured declared value is larger. Buyers opting for diesel-automatic variants should factor in this combined tax-and-insurance premium before assuming the fuel savings will offset the higher upfront outlay.

If daily driving in Bhopal rarely exceeds 40–50 km and most trips are intra-city, the 1.2 petrol manual or DCT turbo-petrol trims offer the best balance of cost and convenience. Highway-heavy users or those planning to keep the car beyond five years will extract more value from the diesel lineup. For a well-rounded pick, a mid-spec petrol DCT variant hits the sweet spot — enough features, an engaging gearbox, and a manageable on-road outlay that keeps both the purchase and ownership math comfortable.