While some drivers in the West Long Branch and Red Bank area choose to invest in bigger SUVs and trucks, the compact hatchback design will always hold a special place in our hearts at Circle Hyundai. At our Shrewsbury, NJ dealership, we know that larger vehicles have their place in the world, but the stylish, compact, easy-to-park Hyundai Venue will always be a go-to choice for drivers who want to stand out from the crowd.
The smallest SUV crossover in the Hyundai lineup, the Venue first premiered here in the Asbury Park area in 2020. It presents drivers with a topnotch and eye-catching alternative to the larger, boxy SUVs that dominate the road. It's available in a rainbow of attention-stealing hues and it's both easy to park and easy to maneuver in crowded situations.
While we highly recommend the Hyundai Venue for any driver from Middletown, NJ to Freehold, we also know that it's not the only small crossover that's competing for the attention of people in our area. If you love the idea of cruising to work in a small SUV but you're unsure whether our Hyundai Venue or the Mazda CX-30 is the right choice for you, we want to help.
Here, we've compared our Hyundai Venue side by side with the Mazda CX-30 in an in-depth analysis. Read on to learn more about these two models which, on the surface, appear to have a lot in common but which are actually quite different when you dive a little deeper.
Hyundai Venue vs. Mazda CX-30 – a Close-Up Look at How They Compare
- Size and interior space.When you look at these two models next to each other, one of the first things you'll notice is that the Mazda CX-30 is actually a little larger than the Hyundai Venue, lengthwise, with our model measuring around 14 inches shorter than the Mazda SUV. However, this larger size doesn't translate to a larger interior for you and your passengers. In fact, our vehicle has more headroom and shoulder room for you to stretch out and enjoy, despite it being the smaller of the two, it maximizes its interior better to your benefit.
- Efficiency. The Hyundai Venue isn't just more comfortable for you and your passengers, but it's also better on gas than the Mazda CX-30. Whether you stick to city streets in Tinton Falls, NJ or Neptune, NJ, you can stretch your gas budget with the Hyundai Venue, which earns an estimated 29 mpg in the city and has an approximate 345-mile range in city driving. This helps our model achieve 31 mpg in combined driving, compared to the Mazda CX-30, which gets just 26 mpg city, goes just 330 miles in city driving, and earns a combined 29 mpg.
- Manufacturer warranty. Hyundai backs every new vehicle they make with one of the longest lasting and most comprehensive warranty programs in the automotive industry. As such, the Venue is covered for 10 years or 100,000 miles, compared to the Mazda, which is covered for 5 years or 60,000 miles.
- Standard features. From safety to technology, the Hyundai Venue also has more of the features that drivers than the Mazda CX-30. The list of standard equipment for the Venue is long and includes such things as wireless connecting smartphone integration and a rear-seat reminder, neither of which are standard with the Mazda CX-30.
Test Drive a New Hyundai Today
Ready to meet the Hyundai Venue in person and discover what makes it a top option for your commute? Stop by and see us in person and let us set you up behind the wheel for a test drive. We look forward to introducing you soon.
