A 1.6-liter 4-cylinder engine is your sole option as of the date of this writing. It gives you a subtle 121 horsepower and 113 lb-ft of torque, and that's more than sufficient for an SUV of this small stature. You're going to get good power to your wheels and have smooth transitions thanks to a 6-speed manual or continuously variable automatic transmission. It's your choice. As a powertrain, this is more than enough for a vehicle of this slim price. 
You won't find an economy safety menu on the Venue. It's packed with Hyundai SmartSense features that create a complete safety shield around your Venue. Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Keeping Assist, and Driver Attention Warning are all standard, with available Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist. You'll find very few economy compact SUVs that have this kind of expansive safety suite, and so if you're on the market for a low-cost compact in 2020, keep the Venue in the front of your mind. It's going to feature generous tech offerings like the 8" touchscreen, a subtle but powerful engine selection, and one of the best safety suites in the business right now in SafetySense.2015 Hyundai Genesis: Blind Test Drives
As the recent recipient of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's Top Safety Pick Plus award, their highest accolade, it's clear that the 2015 Hyundai Genesis in Springfield does not hold back when it comes driver and passenger safety. The all-new luxury sedan features a variety of safety functions, which contribute to its optimal security standards, and to further highlight their extensive capabilities, Hyundai recently put the Genesis through a series of extreme blind test drives with the help of former racecar/stunt driver Rhys Millen.
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