Hyundai Verna spare parts

Actually I?m Big Fan of sedan cars from my childhood, but the most I like is Verna. I like the most in Hyundai car service is quick responsive and bearable service cost.

This car is exceptionally comfortable, offering a range of features, strong performance, and a focus on safety. Although the mileage is moderate, the service costs remain within a budget-friendly range.

An all-rounder sedan that ticks all the right boxes—well-positioned overall package, competitively priced against rivals. User-friendly interiors with good cabin space. The 158 BHP, 1.5L turbo-petrol engine is the most powerful in the segment, equipped with a quick DCT. The comfortable, neutral suspension setup rides on 205/55 R16 tires. A long list of features includes LED auto headlamps, ventilated seats, an electric driver’s seat, a sunroof, wireless charging, a smart trunk, a rear sunshade, and more. It boasts a 5-star Global NCAP rating and safety equipment including level 2 ADAS tech, 6 airbags, ESC, 3-point seatbelts for all, rear disc brakes, front and rear parking sensors, etc. Hyundai's wide service network and up to 7-year extended warranty adds to its appeal.

Verna and Honda's city were competitor for long time when City was felt more reliable compared to Verna but few liked Verna stylish design. Gradually Verna became little more popular due to style and feature with optimum cost. In new condition now doubt any vehicle of your choice will make you feel too good but after few years real performance comes, Verna performance is not satisfactory, my vehicle started giving problem, parts are not off good quality and starts failing failing one by one, body started rusting in few, failure of power steering is common problem, which makes the steering jam and difficult to move by an average person, imagine if it fails when running vehicle at high speed, spare parts availability is poor you may require to wait for 7-10 days, when ever you go service center they will give long list of work which will cost high and you may not not feel good, I too left some problem unattended due to cost. I drove single Maruti vehicle for 11 years without any failure, if comparing I felt Maruti vehicles are more reliable with lower maintenance cost, offcourse safety may be a concern but while talking regarding safety Tata and Mahindera comes first. Mileage of my vehicle is 10-12 kmpl whether it is in town or highway, no doubt Verna comes with features loaded but how reliable and cost efficient in long run is doubtful. Shock absorber of Verna is extremely bad, very hard and uncomfortable. Verna is good for may be five years but after reliability losses for which Hyundai has no concern, whose main focus is on selling, Hyundai has no control over service center and person struggles with service center. Talking to Verna 2023, design does not feel matured when looked from side, top curvature is not symmetrical which does not look good, which was better in pervious model, everywhere there is mismatch in body contour. I never drove Skoda Salavia but can be a good option as Skoda quality are referred as super.

The Hyundai Verna presents a well-rounded sedan that caters to a broad spectrum of preferences and needs. Competitively priced, it offers a user-friendly cabin with ample space, making for a comfortable driving experience. Its standout feature is a potent 1.5L turbo-petrol engine, producing 158 BHP, which is one of the most powerful in its segment and comes with a quick Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT). The car boasts an extensive list of features, including LED auto headlamps, ventilated seats, a sunroof, and advanced safety features like level 2 ADAS technology and six airbags. Additionally, Hyundai's extensive service network and the option for up to a 7-year extended warranty add peace of mind for buyers. However, the Verna's edgy and polarizing design might not appeal to everyone, and some wish for better interior plastics given the price point. The absence of a diesel engine, sensitivity of the turbo-petrol engine to driving style, and potential reliability concerns with the Dual-Clutch AT are notable drawbacks. The rear seat is better suited for two adults and a child, and the Verna may not provide the same level of driving excitement as some competitors. Moreover, it lacks certain features like a 360-degree camera, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, auto wipers, and foldable rear seats that some sedan buyers consider essential.