What is the Hyundai Venga?
The Venga is a Kia compact car with a tall roof and a practical, small MPV shape. Developed and designed in Europe, it was aimed at drivers who wanted an upright cabin in a compact footprint. Hyundai’s related model was the ix20; the Venga was sold under the Kia name.
The Venga’s first generation, code YN, is listed for 2010–2011. It was part of Kia’s European model range, with a design shaped for European tastes and a focus on everyday practicality.
Engines and fuel consumption
The EU registrations listed for 2010 include petrol and diesel versions. The most registered choice was the 1.4 L petrol, with 36 registrations, followed by the 1.4 L diesel with 30 and the 1.6 L diesel with 14. Together these versions account for 80 of the 92 registrations.
These are registration figures, not fuel-consumption or CO₂ test results. No fuel consumption, CO₂ or power rating is given for the Venga here.
Where was the Venga sold?
The Venga was a Kia model developed for Europe, while Hyundai offered the related ix20 under its own badge. The EU registration figures for the Venga cover 2010.
Questions and answers
Was the Venga a Hyundai?
No. The Venga was sold under the Kia name; Hyundai’s related model was the ix20.
What engines appear in the 2010 EU registrations?
The listed versions include 1.4 L petrol, 1.4 L diesel and 1.6 L diesel engines.
How many EU registrations are listed for 2010?
There are 92, including 36 for the 1.4 L petrol, 30 for the 1.4 L diesel and 14 for the 1.6 L diesel.
Are official consumption and CO₂ figures available for the Venga?
No fuel-consumption or CO₂ test figures are stated for the Venga.