But does the Hyundai Venue’s 1.2L naturally aspirated engine feel underpowered for highway driving?
One of the things that has been a sticking point for potential buyers and owners has been the Venue's base 1.2 liter naturally aspirated engine. On the face of it, it’s probably good enough for city driving, but many wonder if there’s enough grunt for confident highway cruising and overtaking. What about long drives, fully loaded with passengers and luggage? In which situations do you feel the lack of power more specifically? Now that you know the basics, let’s talk about real world experiences with the 1.2L engine on highways, mountain roads and when you need quick acceleration. So does the engine’s fuel efficiency justify its performance, or would it make more sense for frequent highway drivers to go with the turbo option?
It's not a powerhouse by any means but I've managed it on highways. All you need to do is plan your overtakes slightly better and use your gears smartly. The difference is really in the expectations – if you are coming from a more powerful vehicle, you will feel the difference.
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