[volkman10]

2023 Hyundai Verna spied - Sunroof, blind spot indicator on ORVM.



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[Venkatesh]

Hyundai India shared a teaser, likely to be new Verna.

Ready to roar. Unleashing soon.

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[Motorhead23]

https://www.rushlane.com/hyundai-ind...-12454672.html

That's the exact render of upcoming verna.

[Nilesh5417]

Originally Posted by Motorhead23

https://www.rushlane.com/hyundai-ind...-12454672.html

That's the exact render of upcoming verna.

If nothing else, the designs will kill the sedan. Thank God for German designers - the Asians have lost their mojo.

[Maxton07]

New-gen Verna 2023 teaser

[Benoit]

I am not absolutely sure the market will like this design. Hyundai plans to get rid of the fog lamps across most of its products. And that is one less safety feature. With the segment dying, each car should pull the customers towards them for the looks, not away from them. I am seriously disappointed with the design.

[Venkatesh]

Bookings for the new Verna are open for an amount of Rs 25,000.

› 1.5 Turbo GDi petrol engine - 6MT and 7DCT

› 1.5 MPi Petrol - 6MT and IVT

› 4 variants - EX, S, SX and SX(O)

› RDE compliant & E20 fuel ready

› Available in 7 monotone & 2 dual tone colours

› New colours include Abyss Black, Atlas White and Tellurian Brown.

› To go on sale by May 2023







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[shastryBLR]

Love this, Manual, 160hp, loaded with kit.

Hyundai, please undercut the VAG twins, and throw a bone at the last set of ICE enthusiasts who cannot afford the big 3 germans.

I am planning my finances right away

[zaks]

OMG what have they done with the front, Verna had one of the best looking lines and angles, but now the front resembles my tiffin box lid :(

[Venkatesh]

Press Release

[CArspeed]

Originally Posted by Venkatesh

Press Release

HMIL has commenced bookings for the all-new Hyundai VERNA in India for Rs. 25 000

I am deeply saddened to note how these manufacturers can formally announce the booking without even showing the car in flesh. I wish all car buyers turn enthusiasts and condemn the high-handedness by withholding the booking atleast till the media-drives.

[yaleen]

One of the big selling points of VAG twins is the increased GC. Does anyone know if Hyundai is following same flavor in the Verna?

Based on the pictures of test vehicles, this doesn't look to be following the same route and will have regular sedan GC. I hope to be wrong as otherwise with the new engine, this looks to be enticing.

[Sherlocked]

Finally a proper manual transmission with the turbo-petrol engine. Hope that the other Hyundai cars such as i20 N-Line and Venue will get a similar option.

[Adorablejim]

Design is a mix of the Hyundai AZERA / GRANDEUR and the ELANTRA. However, I am extremely disappointed that HMIL is not offering the diesel with the new VERNA. They could have created a niche in that segment by continuing to offer a diesel; given the fact that the VENUE based on the K1 platform will get the more powerful VGT Diesel.

I believe there is still a significant market for diesel sedans which Hyundai will surely lose out and many customers like me will be let down and disheartened.

[Motorhead23]

Originally Posted by shastryBLR

Love this, Manual, 160hp, loaded with kit.

Hyundai, please undercut the VAG twins, and throw a bone at the last set of ICE enthusiasts who cannot afford the big 3 germans.

I am planning my finances right away

They are definitely going to undercut it by a significant margin unless they become greedy after the initial booking response. The Turbo variant is going to be available only in SX & SX(O) variants with the price band of 13.5 ~ 16.5 .

Originally Posted by CArspeed

I am deeply saddened to note how these manufacturers can formally announce the booking without even showing the car in flesh. I wish all car buyers turn enthusiasts and condemn the high-handedness by withholding the booking atleast till the media-drives.

This is a last minute call by Hyundai, as they are already out of stock for the outgoing verna and the upcoming launch is in late march, so it is better to have bookings in flow and avoid the vacuum, it helps assess the variant mix more accurately.

Originally Posted by yaleen

One of the big selling points of VAG twins is the increased GC. Does anyone know if Hyundai is following same flavor in the Verna?

Based on the pictures of test vehicles, this doesn't look to be following the same route and will have regular sedan GC. I hope to be wrong as otherwise with the new engine, this looks to be enticing.

The GC is improved but not as much as the VAG siblings.

Originally Posted by Sherlocked

Finally a proper manual transmission with the turbo-petrol engine. Hope that the other Hyundai cars such as i20 N-Line and Venue will get a similar option.

I20 & Venue will surely get manual as an option in 1.0 turbo engine in the later half of this year.