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With new models and bold investments, Hyundai India is set to accelerate its growth in the Indian market. Apart from an all-new product onslaught that’ll include a new Bayon-based crossover and an Inster-based EV, Hyundai will also be updating key models such as the Venue and Grand i10 Nios by 2027. Here's what we know: Next-gen Hyundai Venue Expected to arrive by late 2025. The Venue, launched in 2019, received a mid-lifecycle facelift in June 2022. The next-generation Venue (codenamed: QU2i) will be manufactured at Hyundai’s new Talegaon factory, acquired from General Motors in 2023. Likely to carry over the existing platform and powertrain options, with a new top hat inspired by newer Hyundai SUVs. Expected to maintain a presence in the diesel space. Production scheduled to start in October 2025. The Venue has been Hyundai's top seller it got its mid-cycle update last year and continues to maintain a good market share. Currently, the Hyundai Venue is offered in three powertrain options a 1.2 L naturally aspirated petrol motor, a 1.0 L turbo petrol, and a 1.5 L diesel engine. It is available in both automatic and manual transmissions. Next-gen Hyundai Grand i10 Nios Internally known as the Ai4, it will arrive by late 2027. The current second-generation model was launched in 2019 and updated with a facelift in 2023. Small updates planned until the new-generation hatchback arrives. Hyundai aims to maintain rivalry against the Swift. Generational updates for the Aura and Exter (sharing underpinnings with the Grand i10 Nios) can also be expected. Exploration of electric versions ongoing, but not greenlit for development. The Grand i10 Nios is their entry-level hatch which has been quite popular among first-time car buyers. Currently, the Nios comes with a 1.2 L petrol engine and can be had in an AMT or Manual transmission. There is also a manual-only CNG option available. Also Read: Hyundai planning to launch a Maruti Suzuki Fronx rival...