Hyundai Venue 2026: Egypt's Cheapest Crossover Starts at EGP 850,000
Hyundai Venue is Egypt's cheapest crossover, with prices starting at EGP 850,000 for the Blaze trim and EGP 920,000 for the Redline trim. Locally assembled, it packs a 1.6-litre 123 hp engine and a 6-speed automatic. It competes in the subcompact SUV segment with an 8-inch screen and Apple CarPlay. GB Auto offers it as a value-focused option for first-time crossover buyers.
The Hyundai Venue is the cheapest crossover offered by the Korean brand in Egypt, with prices starting at EGP 850,000 for the Blaze trim, while the higher Redline trim reaches EGP 920,000. That price point places it right in the heart of the subcompact SUV segment, especially since it's locally assembled through CKD at GB Corp plants.
Hyundai Venue 2026 Specs in Egypt
Venue packs a 1.6-litre four-cylinder engine producing 123 hp and 151 Nm of torque, mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission with front-wheel drive. Dimensions are 4.040 m long, 1.770 m wide. 1.590 m tall, with a 2.520 m wheelbase and 170 mm ground clearance. Cargo space stands at 355 litres. These numbers make it practical for daily driving in Egypt's crowded cities.
Blaze and Redline Trim Features
The base trim includes an 8-inch central screen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a 4.2-inch instrument cluster, an audio system, Bluetooth, a wireless phone charger, and selectable drive modes. It also gets keyless entry, a multi-function steering wheel, a rear-view camera, rear parking sensors, and essential safety systems. The Redline trim adds more sporty touches and tech, though the EGP 70,000 price gap might push some buyers toward the base version.
Competition in the Subcompact Crossover Market
Venue plays in a crowded field, facing rivals like Nissan, Kia, and Chery. Its main advantage is the competitive price thanks to local assembly. Hyundai is counting on this model to attract young buyers and first-time crossover owners. Competition will heat up as new models arrive in the coming months.
The car is available now through the exclusive distributor GB Auto, with only two trims currently offered. If you are considering a subcompact crossover, the Venue delivers a balance of price and equipment. You can compare prices with its rivals on trusted car platforms. Demand for this segment is expected to rise as liquidity improves in the Egyptian market.
For those seeking an economical and practical car, the Hyundai Venue remains a worthy test drive. The 1.6-litre engine offers reasonable performance, and fuel consumption stays within acceptable limits. Spare parts are available and service centres are widespread. That gives it an edge with Egyptian consumers who prefer brands with a broad network.
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