The video provides an in-depth review of the 2023 Hyundai Verna, showcasing its design, features, and performance. The host highlights the car's luxurious interior, advanced technology, and impressive specifications, emphasizing its appeal in the Indian market and encouraging viewers to check it out at their nearest dealership.
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Search Car4u
This video discusses the Hyundai Verna, highlighting its safety features, engine options, and overall performance. It covers aspects such as airbag availability, engine power, and interior comfort, making it a strong contender in its segment for both safety and value.
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18:20 mins
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This video provides a comprehensive review of the Hyundai Verna, focusing on its features, performance, and comparisons with competitors. It highlights the value for money aspect, design elements, and engine specifications, making it a useful guide for potential buyers.
19 Apr 2023
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09:19 mins
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This video provides a detailed review of the new Hyundai Verna, focusing on its variants, features, engine specifications, design, interior comfort, safety features, and pricing. It highlights the value for money offered by the S variant, making it an appealing option for potential buyers.
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13:32 mins
Car Quest
This video provides a comprehensive review of the Hyundai Verna, focusing on its features, performance, and value for money. The presenter highlights the car's design, engine specifications, safety features, and comfort, emphasizing its appeal as a mid-range model with premium attributes.
11 May 2023
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16:25 mins
The Car Guide - Rishabh Arora
The Hyundai Verna impresses with its powerful 1.5-liter turbo engine, refined performance, and practical features. It offers exceptional fuel efficiency, advanced safety systems, and a spacious interior with modern tech. The design is stylish and contemporary, making it a strong contender in the sedan market.
1 Apr 2023
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33:39 mins
Motoroids
The video provides a comprehensive review of the new Hyundai Verna, highlighting its refined engine, modern design, and advanced features. Key points include its performance, fuel efficiency, and interior comfort, making it a competitive choice in the mid-size sedan segment.
30 Mar 2023
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18:45 mins
GearFliQ
In this detailed review of the new Hyundai Verna, the host discusses its features, design changes, engine options, and performance. The review highlights the spacious interior, advanced safety features, and driving experience, making it a competitive choice against rivals like Honda City.
26 Mar 2023
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31:15 mins
Fuel Injected
This video provides a detailed review of the Hyundai Verna, focusing on its design, interior features, engine performance, and driving experience. The host discusses the car's spaciousness, safety features, and fuel efficiency, making it a strong contender for city driving.
30 Mar 2023
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19:16 mins
Ask CarGuru
This video reviews the 2023 Hyundai Verna, highlighting its features, design, and engine specifications. Key aspects include its petrol engine options, modern technology integrations like smartphone connectivity, and safety features, making it a compelling choice in the sedan market.
23 Mar 2023
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15:46 mins
Namaste Car
This video provides a comprehensive review of the Hyundai Verna Turbo variant, highlighting its premium features, powerful engine, and advanced safety technology. It also discusses the car's design, interior comfort, and pricing, making it an informative guide for potential buyers.
19 Jun 2023
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09:58 mins
MotorCraze
This video provides a comprehensive overview of the Hyundai Verna's features, including engine options, interior design, safety features, and advanced technology. The review highlights the car's performance, comfort, and aesthetic appeal, making it a strong contender in the luxury segment.
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21:34 mins
Team Car Delight
This video provides a comprehensive walkthrough of the 2023 Hyundai Verna, showcasing its sleek black exterior, stylish design elements, and impressive interior features, including advanced technology and comfort options. The presenter highlights the car's performance specs, including its 1.5-liter petrol engine and fuel efficiency.
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09:42 mins
Value Spins
The review covers the new Hyundai Verna, highlighting its design, features, and performance. It discusses the turbo petrol variant's power, driving experience, and advanced safety features like ADAS. The reviewer emphasizes comfort, spaciousness, and the choice between turbo and non-turbo engines, making it a competitive sedan option.
Advance safety features curtain airbags, Rear camera with guidelines, Emergency stop signal (ESS), Rear defogger with timer, 3 Point seat belts (all seats), Dual horn
Parking sensors Front & Rear
Rear camera
Verna
S CVT
1497cc
20.6kmpl
₹13.62 Lakh
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Day night rear view mirror
Gear box CVT
Transmission type Automatic
Projector headlamps
Advance safety features curtain airbags, Emergency stop signal (ESS), Rear defogger with timer, 3 Point seat belts (all seats), Dual horn
Parking sensors Rear
Verna
SX Plus
1497cc
18.6kmpl
₹13.79 Lakh
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Air quality control
Day night rear view mirror Auto
Electric folding rear view mirror
Engine start stop button
Hands free tailgate
Heated seats front
Height adjustable front seat belts
Luggage hook net
Moon roof
Power boot
Rear curtain
Ventilated seats
Wireless phone charging
Gear box 6-Speed
Transmission type Manual
Touch screen size 10.25
Cornering headlamps
Led headlights
Advance safety features curtain airbags, Rear camera with guidelines, Emergency stop signal (ESS), Rear defogger with timer, 3 Point seat belts (all seats), Dual horn
Lane change indicator
Parking sensors Front & Rear
Rear camera
Verna
SX IVT
1497cc
19.6kmpl
₹14.33 Lakh
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Fabric upholstery
Gear box IVT
Transmission type Automatic
Touch screen size 8
Steering wheel gearshift paddles
Verna
SX Opt
1497cc
18.6kmpl
₹14.76 Lakh
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Air quality control
Heated seats front
Luggage hook net
Rear curtain
Ventilated seats
Gear box 6-Speed
Transmission type Manual
Touch screen size 10.25
Lane change indicator
Verna
SX Turbo DT
1482cc
20kmpl
₹14.93 Lakh
Price breakup
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Fabric upholstery
Engine type 1.5L T-GDi
Advance safety features curtain airbags, Rear camera with guidelines, Emergency stop signal (ESS),Rear defogger with timer, 3 Point seat belts (all seats), Dual horn
Verna
SX Turbo
1482cc
20kmpl
₹14.93 Lakh
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Cruise control
Tyre pressure monitor
Touch screen
360° Camera
Ventilated seats
Engine start stop button
Key less entry
Traction control
Apple car play
Android auto
Verna
SX Plus IVT
1497cc
19.6kmpl
₹15.04 Lakh
Price breakup
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Heated seats front
Ventilated seats
Engine type 1.5L MPi Petrol
Gear box IVT
Transmission type Automatic
Advance safety features curtain airbags, Rear camera with guidelines, Emergency stop signal (ESS), Rear defogger with timer, 3 Point seat belts (all seats), Dual horn, Hyundai SmartSense ADAS LAVEL 2(Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Forward Collision -Avoidance Assist - Car (FCA-Car), Forward Collision - Avoidance Assist - Pedestrian (FCA-Ped), Forward Collision - Avoidance Assist - Cycle (FCA-Cyl), Forward Collision - Avoidance Assist - Junction Turning (FCA-JT), Blind-spot Collision Warning (BCW), Blind-spot Collision - Avoidance Assist (BCA), Lane Keeping Assist (LKA), Lane Departure Warning (LDW), Driver Attention Warning (DAW), Safe Exit Warning (SEW), Lane Following Assist (LFA), High Beam Assist (HBA), Rear Cross - Traffic Collision Warning (RCCW), Rear Cross - Traffic Collision - Avoidance Assist (RCCA))
Steering wheel gearshift paddles
Verna
SX Opt Turbo DT
1482cc
20kmpl
₹16.09 Lakh
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Engine type 1.5L T-GDi
Gear box 6-Speed
Transmission type Manual
Verna
SX Opt Turbo
1482cc
20kmpl
₹16.09 Lakh
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Cruise control
Tyre pressure monitor
Touch screen
360° Camera
Ventilated seats
Engine start stop button
Key less entry
Traction control
Apple car play
Android auto
Verna
SX Turbo DCT
1482cc
20.6kmpl
₹16.18 Lakh
Price breakup
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Gear box 7-Speed DCT
Transmission type Automatic
Advance safety features curtain airbags, Rear camera with guidelines, Emergency stop signal (ESS),Rear defogger with timer, 3 Point seat belts (all seats), Dual horn
Steering wheel gearshift paddles
Verna
SX Turbo DCT DT
1482cc
20.6kmpl
₹16.18 Lakh
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Cruise control
Tyre pressure monitor
Touch screen
360° Camera
Ventilated seats
Engine start stop button
Key less entry
Traction control
Apple car play
Android auto
Verna
SX Opt IVT
1497cc
19.6kmpl
₹16.29 Lakh
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Heated seats front
Ventilated seats
Engine type 1.5L MPi Petrol
Gear box IVT
Advance safety features curtain airbags, Rear camera with guidelines, Emergency stop signal (ESS), Rear defogger with timer, 3 Point seat belts (all seats), Dual horn, Hyundai SmartSense ADAS LAVEL 2(Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Forward Collision -Avoidance Assist - Car (FCA-Car), Forward Collision - Avoidance Assist - Pedestrian (FCA-Ped), Forward Collision - Avoidance Assist - Cycle (FCA-Cyl), Forward Collision - Avoidance Assist - Junction Turning (FCA-JT), Blind-spot Collision Warning (BCW), Blind-spot Collision - Avoidance Assist (BCA), Lane Keeping Assist (LKA), Lane Departure Warning (LDW), Driver Attention Warning (DAW), Safe Exit Warning (SEW), Lane Following Assist (LFA), High Beam Assist (HBA), Rear Cross - Traffic Collision Warning (RCCW), Rear Cross - Traffic Collision - Avoidance Assist (RCCA))
Verna
SX Opt Turbo DCT DT
1482cc
20.6kmpl
₹17.48 Lakh
Price breakup
Pay ₹1.18 Lakh moreto get these features
Engine type 1.5L T-GDi
Gear box 7-Speed DCT
Advance safety features curtain airbags, Rear camera with guidelines, Electric parking brake (EPB), Emergency stop signal (ESS),Rear defogger with timer, 3 Point seat belts (all seats), Dual horn, Hyundai SmartSense ADAS LAVEL 2(Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Forward Collision -Avoidance Assist - Car (FCA-Car), Forward Collision - Avoidance Assist - Pedestrian (FCA-Ped), Forward Collision - Avoidance Assist - Cycle (FCA-Cyl), Forward Collision - Avoidance Assist - Junction Turning (FCA-JT), Blind-spot Collision Warning (BCW), Blind-spot Collision - Avoidance Assist (BCA), Lane Keeping Assist (LKA), Lane Departure Warning (LDW), Driver Attention Warning (DAW), Safe Exit Warning (SEW), Lane Following Assist (LFA), High Beam Assist (HBA), Rear Cross - Traffic Collision Warning (RCCW), Rear Cross - Traffic Collision - Avoidance Assist (RCCA), Leading Vehicle Departure Alert (LVDA), Smart Cruise Control With Stop & Go (SCC with S&G))
Rear brake type Disc
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Verna
SX Opt Turbo DCT
1482cc
20.6kmpl
₹17.48 Lakh
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Cruise control
Tyre pressure monitor
Touch screen
360° Camera
Ventilated seats
Engine start stop button
Key less entry
Traction control
Apple car play
Android auto
Sales spotlight: Verna cruises into top ranks
Discover this standout car, currently ranked 7 on the CARS24 sales Leaderboard. With monthly sales of 813 units, Verna continues to impress with its combination of style and performance.
The Hyundai Verna is highly regarded for its stylish design, comfortable interiors, and feature-rich offerings, including advanced safety technologies and a powerful engine. Users enjoy its smooth driving experience and fuel efficiency, making it competitive in the sedan market. However, some reviewers express concerns about rear seat space, ground clearance, and infotainment system usability, which may impact its overall appeal.
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The Hyundai Verna is highly regarded for its stylish design, comfortable interiors, and feature-rich offerings, including advanced safety technologies and a powerful engine. Users enjoy its smooth driving experience and fuel efficiency, making it competitive in the sedan market. However, some reviewers express concerns about rear seat space, ground clearance, and infotainment system usability, which may impact its overall appeal.
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The Hyundai Verna stands out with its radical design, powerful engine options, and class-leading safety features, including a 5-star NCAP rating. Users appreciate its spacious interior and advanced technology, such as dual 10.25-inch screens. However, some concerns arise regarding the steering feedback, fuel efficiency of the turbo engine, and the lack of wireless connectivity for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Overall, it is seen as a strong contender in the compact sedan segment, though its driving engagement may not match some rivals.
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4.3
The Hyundai Verna is widely praised for its stylish design, comfortable interiors, and feature-rich offerings, including advanced safety technologies and a powerful engine. Users appreciate its smooth driving experience and fuel efficiency, making it a strong contender in the sedan market. However, some concerns arise regarding rear seat space, ground clearance, and infotainment system usability, which may detract from its overall appeal.
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Mudit
on 3rd June 2025
0.0
When I began the search for my new car, I was narrowed in towards Seltos. It was March 2021, and the current facelift of Seltos was months away. And then Hyundai announced its next gen Verna, and I was blown away. The renders looked too futuristic to be true, and I told myself, if all the cuts and creases of the production variant look like this, I will buy it.
And that's how I ended up buying Verna 2023 facelift, SX(O) variant. Hyundai has done an excellent job at converting renders to actual production vehicle. Here are 5 things I love about the car:
1. Feature loaded: The top end is loaded with all the features one can think of- 10+ inch infotainment screen, ambient lighting, electronically adjustable seats, ventilated seats, sunroof, Bose speaker setup and what not.
2. ADAS level 2: The ADAS features of the car work perfectly. The feature comes in extremely handy when you are on a highway, which has marked lanes
3. Comfort: Verna is one of the most comfortable cars in the mass market segment, under 20 lac. Be it the front seats, the back seats, armrest, ride quality, cabin noise levels, AC, spacious seating, all result in a very very comfortable ride
4. Exterior Looks: Well Verna 2023 gets polarising reviews about the front looks. I of-course love how futuristic and low to the ground it looks from the front. The back look Verna that has won hearts of everyone, so no issues there.
5. Safety: With all the ADAS features, 6 airbags and other safety features, Verna got a 5 star rating in crash test, which is just an icing on the cake, the entire package that is very well put together.
Overall, I have had a great experience over the last 2 years with Verna 2023 facelift, and its an easy recommendation from my end. Sharing some pics from the delivery day at the dealership :)
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Auto Enthusiast
on 1st July 2025
4.3
I bought Hyundai Verna SX(O) Turbo Manual recently, it represents a rare and balanced blend of performance, practicality, features, and design in a market that's increasingly leaning towards SUVs and automatics. The Verna Turbo stands out in a sea of crossovers due to its enthusiast-focused character a powerful 1.5L turbocharged petrol engine producing 160 PS, mated to a slick 6-speed manual gearbox. In an era where manuals are fading, this car is a breath of fresh air for driving purists who still enjoy the mechanical connection with the car. I would have loved it even more if we could completely turn traction control off.
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Meera
on 11th October 2023
3.5
The Hyundai Verna is a stellar choice in the sedan market. Its sleek design immediately grabs attention, while the comfortable interior impresses with quality materials and modern technology. The smooth ride and responsive handling make every drive enjoyable. Fuel efficiency is a standout feature, saving you money at the pump. Overall, the Hyundai Verna delivers a winning combination of style, comfort, and performance.
The Hyundai Verna has been a constant in the ever-evolving landscape of compact sedans. It always had an answer to its rivals, which included a variety of cars like the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, Volkswagen Vento, Skoda Rapid, and the Honda City. Now, competition has evolved. The Ciaz is the same (for some reason), but the Honda City has evolved, even offering a hybrid powertrain. The Germans have also completely rid themselves of their old personas, and evolved into much more mature guises — the Volkswagen Virtus and Skoda Slavia.
Along with growing in dimensions, features, and power, the trio also took a half segment jump in pricing, making the compact sedan segment as desirable (and expensive) as the mid-size sedan segment was a decade ago. Late to this party was the Verna, as it had to take a jump from rivalling the Ciaz to the Virtus-Slavia-City trio, which required a thorough rework. And post that rework, the Verna is now the best of the lot on paper! But how does the ‘on paper’ translate to ‘on road’? We find out.
<p> </p><figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td><strong>Pros</strong></td><td><strong>Cons</strong></td></tr><tr><td>By far the most radical design of the segment (would look even more rad if it somehow had a legal widebody kit on it)</td><td>If an understated look is what you're after, then you’ll be disappointed</td></tr><tr><td>1.5 turbo is the most powerful engine of the segment; naturally aspirated engine is also healthy enough for most use cases</td><td>Steering still lacks feedback and precision; soft suspension is also not as dynamic</td></tr><tr><td>5-star Global NCAP crash test rating with an identical score as the Virtus and Slavia dismisses any safety concerns</td><td>Turbo-petrol engine is not as fuel efficient as its rivals</td></tr><tr><td>Packed with almost every feature that the segment has to offer, inducing level 2 ADAS</td><td>Android Auto and Apple CarPlay is not wireless</td></tr><tr><td>Class leading interior space with a minimalistic design</td><td> </td></tr></tbody></table></figure><p> </p>
<p>Unlike its rivals, the Hyundai Verna doesn’t have an ‘everyday sedan’ kinda design. Especially when compared to its predecessor, the new Verna’s design looks space-ship-like, with a body-width long LED light bar at the front and back, and a sportback-like silhouette. The aggressive design is destined to polarise opinions, reemphasizing that looks are subjective. And whether you like or hate its looks could play a huge part in whether you consider buying this car or not.</p><p> </p>
<p>Inside, the design is the opposite of polarising; instead, the Verna gets a very minimalistically designed, horizontally oriented layout which most people will adore. Depending on what variant you buy, you either get a black and cream or all-black (with red accents) interior theme, and both are very attractive. Ambient lighting runs across the dashboard through to the doors, giving a surrounded feel. Dual 10.25-inch screens also give the cabin a techy appeal, and the space on the inside has also gone up by a significant margin, taking it from one of the least spacious to one of the most spacious in the segment. The boot too is a class-leading 525-litres. Despite the high practicality and minimalistic design, what stands out is the high quality of the cabin and the features on offer.</p><p> </p>
<p>As always, the Hyundai Verna is a comfortable place to be in, thanks to a soft suspension set up which has always been a trait of Hyundai cars. The suspension absorbs bumps and potholes really well, rarely unsettling the car. However, despite the soft setup, the Verna’s ride stays really pliant at high speeds, keeping it settled even when you hit a bump. The seats too have taken a significant step forward in terms of comfort, and they now offer great bolstering and under-thigh support. The rear bench is comfortable too, and with class leading space, you never struggle for knee room or leg room. Thanks to the sportback-like design, there’s also enough headroom in the Verna now, allowing Hyundai to raise the seat slightly which gives the rear seat passengers a better view out. However, the cabin remains narrow, and a third passenger in the back seat will make things slightly congested.</p><p> </p>
<p> </p><p>The Hyundai Verna has seen the biggest gains when it comes to performance, breaching the benchmark set by rivals. The Verna gets a choice of two petrol engines — both 1.5-litres, but one with a turbo. The naturally aspirated 1.5-litre MPi, while slightly less on torque than the 1-litre TSI of the German twins, still has more than adequate performance for everyday use and occasional highway runs. But thanks to being a non-turbo unit, it outperforms the Germans in terms of fuel consumption, being less susceptible to change when there’s a change in driving style. This engine is mated to either a 6-speed manual or a CVT automatic gearbox. </p><p> </p><p>The 1.5-litre turbo on the other hand is the most powerful engine in the segment. Its 158 bhp power figure is a full 10 bhp more than the 1.5-TSI on the Slavia and Virtus, and a significant chunk more than the Honda City Hybrid as well. The power gains also reflect in acceleration times, with the Verna being the quickest of the lot to a 100 km/h sprint. This engine is also offered with a manual and an automatic gearbox option, however, the automatic here is a 7-speed dual clutch transmission, which is lightning in its shifts, albeit slightly jerky. </p><p> </p><p>While the 1.5 T-GDi is definitely the strongest engine in the segment, the Verna isn’t as fun a handler as the Volkswagen Virtus (or even the Skoda Slavia). The steering is light and nimble, which helps during city commutes, but it feels vague and disconnected when you are attacking a bunch of corners. The soft suspension also deprives the Verna from the agility you’d expect from a near 160 bhp car, making it feel like an executive’s sedan which can go fast sometimes. None of these are issues that cannot be solved with an ‘N Line’ variant (like the i20 and Venue), which would get a stiffer suspension setup and sharper steering. So, Hyundai, when is the Verna N Line arriving here?</p>
<p>When the pair was tested, the Virtus and Slavia created headlines by becoming the safest sedans ever tested by Global NCAP, scoring 5-stars for adult as well as child occupant safety. This put the ball in Hyundai’s court, with many people claiming that the Verna didn’t feel as well built as the German twins. </p><p> </p><p>To everyone’s surprise, the Verna scored the same 5-star Global NCAP crash test rating as the Virtus and the Slavia. Hyundai was able to achieve the same with the help of a strong platform and many safety features, which included six airbags, ABS, EBD, traction control, hill assist, and more. Other safety features also include a tyre pressure monitoring system, front and rear parking sensors along with a parking camera, and seat-belt reminders. Verna’s party piece on top of these is level 2 ADAS, which includes a host of safety and convenience features like smart cruise control with stop and go, forward collision warning and avoidance, blind-spot collision warning and avoidance, lane departure warning, lane keep assist, leading vehicle departure alert, rear cross traffic collision warning and avoidance, driver attention warning, safe exit warning, high beam assist, and more.</p>
<p>The Hyundai Verna is studded with features, and the most prominent are the two 10.25-inch screens. The touchscreen infotainment display enables a variety of features including connected car tech and controls for other features in the car, including ambient lighting. It is paired with an immersive 8-speaker Bose sound system. However, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are not wireless, and you will have to plug-in your phone to connect the same, which is a let down considering that a wireless phone charger is a part of the features list. The other 10.25-inch screen replaces the entire instrument cluster, delivering multiple views for the driver, including an ADAS display. However, you still can’t project Google Maps on this screen like you can in the newer Tata cars, which would’ve been a nifty touch.</p><p> </p>
<p>Hyundai cars tend to be easily recommendable, and the case is the same with the Verna as well. It packs almost all segment leading features, gets the most powerful engine in the segment, and comfort and space is class-leading as well. The Verna is outstanding on the safety front, getting the same score as the Virtus and Slavia from Global NCAP, while one-upping them by packing level 2 ADAS. It is also one of the most practical cars in the segment, with a huge 525-litre boot space. However, where it falls short — just a little bit — is driver engagement. Despite getting the strongest engine in the segment, the driving experience is somewhat detached, and not as fun as in the Germans. And if it is fuel economy you prefer over everything else, then the Honda City Hybrid takes the gold medal there. What it is then, is a great all-rounder packed in sharp clothing which everyone may not appreciate. But if you do like the way it looks, there’s not much to complain about in the car. Now if only we could get a better looking and better driving N Line version of this soon.</p>
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