In a new teaser video share on social media, Hyundai Motor India has revealed the next-gen Verna’s dimensions and features list ahead of the model’s official launch on 21 March 2023. Previously the company had started taking bookings for Bookings have already opened, and deliveries are expected to start from April.
Next-Gen Hyundai Verna: Exterior Dimensions and Interior Features
The next-gen Verna is 4,535 mm long, 1,765 mm wide and 1,475 mm tall with a wheelbase of 2,670 mm. This makes the new sedan both longer and wider than the outgoing model while height remains the same. Boot capacity is also 50 litres larger than before at 528 litres.
The larger dimension on the car is a welcome move as it was predicted that the new Verna will be positioned higher than the existing model in the market, taking over the slot left by the now discontinued Elantra.
Along with the dimensions, Hyundai also revealed some of the features on the new Verna. This includes a front passenger phone holder, cooled glove box, and a multi-purpose central console. The new sedan will get black and beige dual-tone interior theme with higher variants getting leatherette upholstery.
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Next-Gen Hyundai Verna: Powertrain Details
The new Verna will be offered with petrol engine options only with the diesel being discontinued. A new 1.5-litre turbo-petrol motor is being introduced that makes 160 bhp with 240 Nm of peak torque.
The outgoing model’s 1.5-litre N/A petrol unit that makes 115 bhp with 145 Nm of max torque will continue to be offered as well. Transmission options include a 6-speed manual, a CVT automatic, and a 7-speed DCT.
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Next-Gen Hyundai Verna: Launch, Pricing and Rivals
Hyundai has already commenced series production of the next-gen Verna ahead of its launch on March 21. Reports suggest that deliveries could start from mid-April with the top 1.5 turbo-petrol variant being in high demand.
Upon launch, the new Verna will take on the Skoda Slavia, VW Virtus, Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, and the facelifted Honda City.
