1. Safety

Hyundai Venio comes equipped with a range of advanced safety technologies to ensure peace of mind for the driver and passengers. Among the active safety features we find the automatic emergency braking system, the lane keeping system and the blind spot warning to help the driver avoid hazards while driving. In addition, there is a high-definition rear camera with sensors that help to park easily.

In terms of passive safety, the Hyundai Venio is available on a durable chassis designed to withstand collisions, along with front and side airbags for additional protection. These features make it a safe choice for families and for drivers who put safety as their top priority.

2.  The cost of buying a car

The Hyundai Venio price in the UAE starts at around AED 60,000. Based on the finance account with a down payment of 20% (AED 12,000) and a repayment period of 60 months with an interest rate of 1.9%, the monthly installments will be only about AED 960. This plan makes the car affordable and fits into the budget of many buyers.

As for the car's value retention, Hyundai Venio achieved an average value retention of 70-75% during the first 3 years, reflecting its quality and people's demand for it in the used car market. For example, if the new price is AED 60,000, then the used price after 3 years will be about AED 45,000.

3.  The cost of using the car

As for fuel costs, Hyundai Venio relies on high fuel efficiency, consuming about 6.9 L/100 km. If we consider the cost of fuel in the UAE at AED 3.5/L, then the annual fuel cost will be about AED 3,622 based on an annual drive of 15,000 km (about AED 302 per month).

As for maintenance, the usual maintenance cycles are every 10,000 km at a cost of about AED 600-800 for regular maintenance per cycle. The total annual maintenance costs will be around AED 1,600-2,400, reflecting the lower operating costs of the car compared to many other options on the market.