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Inside, the 2020 Venue offers 110.6 cubic feet of total interior volume, which is 2.7 fewer than the Kona. (As I noted during my brief prototype drive, the Venue doesn't feel small from behind the wheel.) The Venue's seats-up cargo capacity is only a smidgen smaller than the Kona's: 18.7 cubic feet compared to 19.2. With the rear seats folded, however, the Venue offers 31.9 cubic feet of space, which is a 13.9-cubic-foot reduction compared to the Kona. The Venue offers substantially less cargo space than the Ford EcoSport and Nissan Kicks crossovers, as well as Hyundai's older Accent Hatchback.

For front and rear passengers, the Venue offers pleasant accommodations, with an appealing design. The dashboard and center console use a clean, handsome design, with straightforward controls. Every 2020 Venue comes with an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system, with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay built in. Navigation is available, as are Bluetooth compatibility and Hyundai's BlueLink connected car services that offer Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant integration.