[blackasta]

Originally Posted by pathik

What caused the confusion is that in this -

Attachment 1666609

This looks like it has an automatic gear-box and there is no Auto SX variant (automatic only available in EX and SX+)

@blackasta Where do you see the button for Ventilated seats?

This (marked by red arrow) seems to be the button - apologies if I have misinterpreted it from the low res picture



Looks same to me as the one present in the Elantra

http://www.team-bhp.com/carpics/2016...elantra-01.jpg

Also, AT box is available in EX & SX+ for Diesel, and EX & SX(O) for Petrol (http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/indian...ml#post4250586) - so equipment distribution by variants may be different.

[pathik]

Some interesting tid-bits from here

*NextGenVerna* important Key Features,

*First in Class Features*
- Auto link
- Projector Foglamps
- Coupe Design
- Smart Trunk
- Led Tail lamp with split design
- Front Ventilation seats (only cooling )
- Arkmy's Sound.
- AMS system.
- Brake returning pads

*Best in Class Features*
- Static Bending lights
- New Upmarket Rear Design
- Cascade Design chrome grill
- 7.0 LCD & 7.0 TFT AVN display options as per Variant
- Electro chromic Mirror with compass
- Adjustable rear headrests
- Auto Light control
- *Sunroof*
- Rear windshield shade cover
- Seat Belt pretensioner
- Tilt Steering with Steering mounted controls
- Standard Airbag & ABS with EBD.

*Dimensions*
Length increased by - 65mm
Width by - 29mm
Wheelbase - 25mm
Boot Space - 20 mm
Fuel Tank - 2ltrs
Legroom -Front - 8mm
Rear - 44 mm
Shoulder room- F - 11mm
R- 9mm

*Engine*
Only one Engine 1.6 ltrs in both P & D.
Petrol Diesel
Power 123ps/ 6300 126/4000
Torque 15.4kg/4850 26.5/1500

Interesting that they have the same 7 inch display system on several variants but the display technology (LCD vs TFT) changes as per the variant.

[blackasta]

Originally Posted by pathik

Some interesting tid-bits from here

I guess the Arkamys soundstage system is also a segment first.

The new Elantra & Creta comes with the same, and now the same is being offered in Verna.

But what's 'Brake Returning pads'??

[Mindgrinder]

Sorry can't quote as replying from the mobile app but elantra has the ventilated seat button near the gearbox with 3 fan speeds

[RavenAvi]

Originally Posted by pathik

The picture is a bit blurry but does anyone else think the badging on the back looks like "EX"? I am surprised because it has a sunroof which I thought is going to be only on the top variant.

The variant in the pics above is an 1.6L CRDi SX+ AT. Look carefully on the right side of the steering wheel and you can see the keys jangling on the bottom right.

Originally Posted by pathik

@blackasta Where do you see the button for Ventilated seats?

Last button on the right in the buttons row on the bottom part of the ACC section.

[Mindgrinder]

Guys, i am stuck with a color choice thanks for posting pics of silver and white here, can somebody confirm is "stardust" same as urban gray on the russian website? I was wishing for marina blue but does not seem as an option.

[RavenAvi]

The next-gen Verna in Fiery Red shade, courtesy Naveen K Reddy on Facebook.

[CarguyNish]

Originally Posted by RavenAvi

Last button on the right in the buttons row on the bottom part of the ACC section.

While I am not 100% sure about Ventilated Seats, the last button on that ACC controls is clearly the mode button where the Direction of Air (Face/Feet) can be selected.

If at all the Ventilated Seats are available, they would feature 2 seperate buttons with Level Indicator in them. I can't see them here.

Originally Posted by RavenAvi

The next-gen Verna in Fiery Red shade, courtesy Naveen K Reddy on Facebook.

Attachment 1666686

Looks Nice, but a Hyundai in a lot full of Mercedes !! Is this from Bangalore/Hyderabad ?

I am eager to see the Orange Shade as Orange is a rare color these days, only Baleno & Duster have one. While EcoSport has a tinge of Red in it.

[swiftdiesel]

Originally Posted by Mindgrinder

Guys, i am stuck with a color choice thanks for posting pics of silver and white here, can somebody confirm is "stardust" same as urban gray on the russian website? I was wishing for marina blue but does not seem as an option.

I have a Stardust i20 and no, it's NOT the same as the Urban Gray on the Russian website. Stardust colour is way more darker. You can check out my ownership review.

Adding a real life Urban Grey Solaris:


Also, the ventilated seat button seems to be separately at the bottom, like in the international version.

Here is the ACC pic from the Solaris:


Check out the pictures from the previous pages. The one with the selfie guy seems like the top variant with the lone seat ventilation button at the bottom. Also start/stop button indicates top variant:


The other pic shared does not have that lone button at the bottom and no start/stop button:

I reckon the button marked with the red arrow is the air flow indicator.

[pathik]

Originally Posted by swiftdiesel

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I reckon the button marked with the red arrow is the air flow indicator.

Well, then I guess it means that the Diesel Top AT variant also misses out on ventilated seats? I don't see an equivalent button on this

[Arjun Reddy]

Originally Posted by CarguyNish

If at all the Ventilated Seats are available, they would feature 2 seperate buttons with Level Indicator in them. I can't see them here.

Looks Nice, but a Hyundai in a lot full of Mercedes !! Is this from Bangalore/Hyderabad ?

Originally Posted by pathik

Well, then I guess it means that the Diesel Top AT variant also misses out on ventilated seats? I don't see an equivalent button on this

So the SX+ diesel auto gets the Cruise control and the manual sunroof. Well then maybe even the leather seats are missing.

Yes that's the Bangalore stockyard of Advaith Hyundai / Akshaya Mercedes. They belong to the same group.

[TusharK]

Thanks to Sanchit Agarwal for sending these images in. Heartfelt gratitude for sharing it with other enthusiasts via this Team-BHP page!



Hyundai is all set to launch the new Verna on August 22, 2017. Here's our first look at the official product brochure that reveals the specifications, safety features and other details of the vehicle.



According to the brochure, the Verna gets a cascade design chrome grille, new projector with LED daytime running lights and positioning lamps, projector fog lights with cornering lamps and chrome surrounds, LED tail lamps, a sharkfin antenna, 16-inch diamond cut alloy wheels, chrome beltline and chrome garnish on the boot lid. The vehicle measures 4,440 mm in length, 1,729 mm in width, 1,475 mm in height and has a wheelbase of 2,600 mm.



The top-end SX(O) variant of the Verna will be equipped with features such as cruise control, ventilated front seats, sliding front armrest and rear center arm rest, USB chargers at the front and rear, rear curtain, sunroof and rear air-conditioning vents.



The Verna will come with a 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system in the SX and SX(O) variants and a 5.0-inch unit in the EX trim with an Arkamys sound system. The 7.0-inch system is compatible with Mirror Link, Android Auto and Apply CarPlay. It can be operated through voice commands or via the iblue smart phone app. The SX(O) comes with an Auto Link smartphone app that allows users to monitor the vehicle's health, driving pattern, get roadside assistance, manage parking, get roadside assistance and book a service request.



The next-gen Verna will get safety features such as ABS with EBD and dual airbags as standard across all variants. The SX(O) variant gets 6 airbags - front, side and curtain. Other safety features include impact sensing auto door unlock, headlamp escort function, front seat belt pretentioners, anti-pinch driver window with one-touch automatic roll down, rear view camera with parking sensors and ISOFIX child seat anchors.

The new Verna will be offered with a choice of two engines - a 1.6-litre petrol and a 1.6-litre diesel. The 1,591cc, 4-cylinder petrol engine produces 121 BHP @ 6,400 rpm and 151 Nm @ 4,850 rpm, while the 1,582cc, 4-cylinder diesel engine makes 126 BHP @ 4,000 rpm and 260 Nm @ 1,500-3,000 rpm. Both engines are available with a choice of a 6-speed manual or 6-speed automatic gearbox.



The Verna's suspension setup comprises of McPherson struts and coil springs at the front and a coupled torsion beam axle at the rear. Stopping power for the car is provided by disc brakes at the front and drums at the rear. The new Verna is offered with 15-inch steel wheels shod with 185/65 R15 tyres in the E and EX variants. The EX AT variant gets 15-inch alloy wheels, while the top two variants get 16-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels wrapped in 195/55 R16 rubber. A steel wheel with a 185/65 section tyre is provided as a spare across all variants.

The Hyundai Verna will compete with the Honda City and Maruti Suzuki Ciaz in the C2 segment.

Link to Team-BHP News

[ksameer1234]

EX seems to be pretty well specced. Only critical bits it misses on are alloy wheels in MT and R16 in AT and projector lamps. I priced reasonably below SX, EX should be a good value for money variant!

[Simhi]

Fantastic Scoop. Lays to rest all speculations on variants and features. Petrol gets fully loaded SX(O) variant in both manual and automatic with 6 airbags. Not sure why no Diesel automatic in SX(O). Many people prefer Verna for its refined Diesel engine and Hyundai should have given them the automatic option in SX(O). Now wait for prices begin.

[sri_tesla]

Great scoop well ahead of the launch.

After going through all the variants and their features, I get the feeling that Hyundai is targeting City not Ciaz. Verna E is targeted at City S and Verna Ex will be pitted against City SV.

For the most people, EX is a good option as it has most of the necessary features.