2020 Hyundai Venue - Petrol vs Diesel Price Difference Compared For BS4 & BS6
The word was that BS6 compliance will make diesel engines extremely expensive in the small car segment. So much so that it may not be feasible for carmakers to offer a diesel engine at all in cars under Rs. 10 lakh. Earlier, a BS4 diesel engine option was typically about Rs. 1.0 - 1.25 lakh more expensive than the same variant of the car with a BS4 petrol engine. BS6 upgrade was expected to stretch this gap to about Rs. 1.6 lakh.
The price difference between BS6 petrol and diesel cars from Tata Motors are in line with whatever information was floating around. The Altroz and Nexon, both, maintain a price gap of about Rs. 1.5 - 1.7 lakh between the petrol and diesel engine options. Ford is offering the diesel engine in the EcoSport for about Rs. 50,000 more than petrol engine. This price gap for the Figo and Aspire is about Rs. 90,000.
Hyundai is offering the diesel engine in the Grand i10 Nios for a premium of just Rs. 85,000 over the petrol engines. This gap in case of the Aura is at about Rs. 1.2 lakh after the BS6 upgrade.
Now the prices of the BS6-compliant 2020 Hyundai Venue are out, let’s dig deeper to see how it has affected the diesel premium. We’ll compare the petrol vs diesel price difference of the BS4 Hyundai Venue against the BS6 model. Then, you can decide for yourself, if the 1.5-litre diesel engine is offering better value than the 1.4-litre engine ever did.
Here are the price differences between petrol and diesel engines of the BS4 Venue:
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HYUNDAI VENUE 1.2L & 1.0L TURBO PETROL VS 1.4L DIESEL PRICES OLD BS4 PRICES (Ex-showroom) |
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Variants |
Petrol |
BS4 Difference |
1.4L Diesel |
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E |
Rs. 6.5 lakh |
Rs. 1.25 lakh |
Rs. 7.75 lakh |
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S |
Rs. 7.2 lakh |
Rs. 1.25 lakh |
Rs. 8.45 lakh |
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S Turbo |
Rs. 8.21 lakh |
Rs. 24,000 |
Rs. 8.45 lakh |
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SX Turbo |
Rs. 9.54 lakh |
Rs. 24,000 |
Rs. 9.78 lakh |
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SX Turbo Dual Tone |
Rs. 9.69 lakh |
Rs. 24,000 |
Rs. 9.93 lakh |
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SX (O) Turbo |
Rs. 10.6 lakh |
Rs. 24,000 |
Rs. 10.84 lakh |
Here are the price differences between petrol and diesel engines of the 2020 BS6 Venue:
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HYUNDAI VENUE 1.2L & 1.0L TURBO PETROL VS 1.5L DIESEL PRICES NEW BS6 PRICES (Ex-showroom) |
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Variants |
Petrol |
BS6 Difference |
1.5L Diesel |
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E |
Rs. 6.7 lakh |
Rs. 1.4 lakh |
Rs. 8.1 lakh |
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S |
Rs. 7.4 lakh |
Rs. 1.61 lakh |
Rs. 9.01 lakh |
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S Turbo |
Rs. 8.46 lakh |
Rs. 55,000 |
Rs. 9.01 lakh |
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SX Turbo |
Rs. 9.79 lakh |
Rs. 20,000 |
Rs. 9.99 lakh |
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SX Turbo Dual Tone |
Rs. 9.94 lakh |
Rs. 34,000 |
Rs. 10.28 lakh |
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SX (O) Turbo |
Rs. 10.85 lakh |
Rs. 55,000 |
Rs. 11.4 lakh |
Here’s the difference comparison between petrol and diesel engines of the BS4 and BS6 models of the Hyundai Venue:
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2020 HYUNDAI VENUE BS4 vs BS6 PETROL-DIESEL PRICE DIFFERENCE COMPARISON |
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Variants |
BS6 Price Difference (New) |
Increase |
BS4 Price Difference (Old) |
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E |
Rs. 1.4 lakh |
Rs. 15,000 |
Rs. 1.25 lakh |
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S |
Rs. 1.61 lakh |
Rs. 36,000 |
Rs. 1.25 lakh |
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S Turbo |
Rs. 55,000 |
Rs. 31,000 |
Rs. 24,000 |
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SX Turbo |
Rs. 20,000 |
- Rs. 4,000 |
Rs. 24,000 |
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SX Turbo Dual Tone |
Rs. 34,000 |
Rs. 10,000 |
Rs. 24,000 |
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SX (O) Turbo |
Rs. 55,000 |
Rs. 31,000 |
Rs. 24,000 |
With this exercise, it’s clear that the introduction of the bigger, and more powerful, 1.5-ltire diesel engine, the premium you have to pay for it has also gone up across the board for the most part. From variant to variant, the diesel tax has gone up by Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 36,000.
The SX variant is an anomaly. The price gap between petrol and diesel engines has gone down by Rs. 4,000. This is despite the introduction of a larger and more powerful 1.5-litre diesel engine and BS6 upgrade.
So, if you always wanted the Venue diesel in SX variant, then, know that you’re now getting it for the smallest premium over the petrol model compared to any other variant of the Venue. But there’s one more reason to celebrate. You’re also getting a bigger diesel engine, which powers cars significantly pricier cars like the Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos.
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Mahesh Yadav
Mahesh is a fan of compact, quirky and underrated vehicles that punch above their weight. Multix, Nano, Strom R3 and Navi are his favorites.
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