Hyundai Verna FAQs

In our tests, the pre-facelift Verna has been surprisingly frugal, hovering around 9.5-10kpl, and even crossing 11kpl on late-night drives. The average is a respectable 10kpl, mostly in Eco mode. 

All Verna variants - HX 2, HX 4, HX 6, HX 6+, HX 8 and HX 10 - offer an NA petrol engine choice.

Save for HX 2, every Verna variant comes with a sunroof.

Yes, the Hyundai Verna comes with 6 airbags as standard.

The top-spec Hyundai Verna is Rs 1.22 lakh more expensive than the Honda City.

The base-spec Verna carries a slight premium of Rs 28,000 over the Virtus equivalent.

No, the top-spec Slavia is priced Rs 22,000 less than the Verna equivalent.

The Verna can be considered by those looking for a feature-loaded midsize sedan with strong performance.

Compared to the previous generation sedan, the current sedan is far more spacious than before. Space at the back is now vast, and at least on par, if not more than rivals.

Enthusiasts will like the 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine with a manual gearbox. This engine produces 160hp, the highest in the segment. If budget is a constraint, the 115hp 1.5-litre naturally aspirated motor with the CVT offers an even spread of power and performance.

It doesn’t get too unsettled as you go faster and even remains composed at expressway speeds. Hyundai has found a happy balance that’s good for the driver and the driven.

ADAS functions work well, giving you sufficient time to intervene before the car does so itself. Audible and visual warnings get your attention.

Considering a 10 percent down payment and 7-year loan tenure, the Verna EMI starts at Rs 18,502 in Delhi.

The HX8 DCT carries a premium of Rs 1.34 lakh over the manual equivalent version.

With a real-world mileage of 10kpl, the Hyundai Verna turbo-petrol-MT can go up to 450 kilometres on a full tank.

As per the ARAI cycle, the Hyundai Verna 1.5 NA CVT is rated at 19.6kpl, making it suitable for those seeking a fuel efficient sedan with the convenience of an automatic gearbox. In fact, the 1.5 turbo-petrol-DCT powertrain is even more efficient, returning 20.6kpl.

Yes, the Hyundai Verna turbo-petrol-DCT has the upper hand in the real-world when it comes to fuel efficiency.

The Honda City hybrid has a claimed 27.26kpl figure, far ahead than rivals.

Front ventilated seats are offered in the Hyundai Verna from the HX 6+ variant.

Excluding the base HX2 trim, rest of the Verna variants feature a touchscreen.