Tata Punch vs Hyundai Venue
The Punch is a micro SUV that keeps things small, cheap and easy in the city. The Venue is a step up, more premium and better equipped, but it costs more. Both top out with the same 118 bhp turbo petrol, though only the Venue adds a diesel. Pick the Punch to save money, or the Venue for more room and more features.

Tata
Punch
Smart Petrol MT
₹5.75 Lakh

Hyundai
Venue
HX2
₹8.00 Lakh
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Full specifications and features
Size and dimension comparison
How these cars measure up against each other, to scale.
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Width
Height
Wheelbase
Boot Space
Key Differences
The clearest gap is segment. The Venue is a full compact SUV, 3995 mm long and 1800 mm wide, while the Punch micro SUV is 3876 mm long and 1742 mm wide. The Venue also rides on a longer 2520 mm wheelbase against 2445 mm, so its cabin is roomier.
Money swings the other way, with the Punch from about 5.75 lakh and the Venue from 8 lakh. On the cheapest trims the Punch base petrol makes 87 bhp and the Venue base petrol 82 bhp. Both sell a 118 bhp turbo petrol, but only the Venue adds a 114 bhp diesel.
The Venue carries a slightly bigger 375 litre boot and a 45 litre tank, against 366 litres and 37 litres on the Punch. The Venue also brings a longer features list.
Which is Better
Pick the Punch if your budget is tight and you mostly drive in the city. It is smaller, easier to park, and starts near 5.75 lakh.
Pick the Venue if you want more cabin space, a bigger 375 litre boot, a diesel engine, or more features. You pay from 8 lakh for that step up. In one line, the Punch saves you money and the Venue gives you a bigger, better equipped SUV.
Running cost and EMI
Pick a variant of each car to see its monthly EMI and its five-year cost to own, side by side.
Tata Punch
EMI calculator
₹14,931/month
On ₹8.99 L est. on-road · 9% p.a. · estimate
5-year cost to own
- Fuel / energy · 75,000 km
- ₹4.19 L
- Service & wear
- ₹38,000
- Insurance
- ₹1.16 L
- Total (est.)
- ₹5.73 L
15,000 km/year · 5 years · running + service + insurance. Rough estimate to compare variants.
Hyundai Venue
EMI calculator
₹21,309/month
On ₹12.83 L est. on-road · 9% p.a. · estimate
5-year cost to own
- Fuel / energy · 75,000 km
- ₹3.94 L
- Service & wear
- ₹38,000
- Insurance
- ₹1.66 L
- Total (est.)
- ₹5.97 L
15,000 km/year · 5 years · running + service + insurance. Rough estimate to compare variants.
Tata Punch vs Hyundai Venue: pros and cons
Tata Punch
- Cheaper to buy, from about 5.75 lakh
- Short 3876 mm body is easy to park
- 193 mm ground clearance, a touch more than the Venue
- Base 1.2 petrol returns 20.09 kmpl
- CNG option returns 26.99 km/kg
- No diesel engine offered
- Smaller 366 litre boot and 37 litre tank
- 118 bhp turbo comes only with a manual
- Shorter 2445 mm wheelbase, so a tighter cabin
Hyundai Venue
- Bigger body, 3995 mm long and 1800 mm wide
- Longer 2520 mm wheelbase for more cabin room
- Offers a 114 bhp diesel the Punch does not
- Bigger 375 litre boot and 45 litre fuel tank
- Turbo and diesel both offer an automatic
- Pricier, starting at 8 lakh
- Base petrol makes just 82 bhp
- Base petrol mileage of 18.05 kmpl trails the Punch
- No CNG option
Frequently asked questions
Is the Hyundai Venue bigger than the Tata Punch?
Yes. The Venue is 3995 mm long and 1800 mm wide, while the Punch is 3876 mm long and 1742 mm wide. The Venue also has a longer 2520 mm wheelbase, so more cabin room.
Does the Tata Punch or Hyundai Venue have a diesel engine?
Only the Venue. It offers a 1.5 litre diesel with 114 bhp and up to 20.99 kmpl. The Punch has petrol, turbo petrol and CNG, but no diesel.
Which one is cheaper, the Punch or the Venue?
The Punch is cheaper. It starts around 5.75 lakh and tops out near 10.77 lakh. The Venue runs from 8 lakh to 15.65 lakh ex-showroom.
Does the Tata Punch have a turbo engine like the Venue?
Yes. The Punch has a 1.2 litre turbo petrol with 118 bhp, the same as the Venue's 1.0 turbo. But the Punch turbo comes only with a manual gearbox.
Tata Punch comparison with other cars
Still weighing your options? See how the Tata Punch stacks up against its other rivals, from its own segment to a size up and down.








