ECO Drive
The new Verna comes packed with features and 4110 technology to help you save fuel and ultimately, the environment. This is in line with Hyundai's environmental approach to building cars that make a difference.
The Alternator Management System in the new Verna controls the power supply to the battery to relieve engine workload, reducing fuel
consumption and emissions while decelerating and idling, and enhances performance while accelerating.
Then there's the gear shift-indicator (manual transmission) which prompts you to change gears efficiently and the ECO indicator (automatic transmission) which glows when the car is at its fuel efficient best.
At Hyundai we believe all these little innovations ultimately make a big difference when it comes to your world, and our environment. |
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Petrol (1.6 L VTVT & 1.4 L VTVT)
The 1.6 L VTVT engine is a powerhouse which is refined to deliver best-in-segment 123ps@ 6300 rpm leaving the competition way behind. The engine is tuned to generate optimum efficiency without compromising on power. The new Verna also offers a 1.4 L VTVT which boasts of similarly unbeatable performance and best-in-segment mileage of 17.43 Km/L (ARAI). |
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Diesel (1.6 L CRDi VGT & 1.4 L CRDi)
The Diesel Verna is available in two configurations 1.6 L CRDi VGT and 1.4 L CRDi. Both these engines are designed to deliver dynamic performance and unmatched mileage. The 1.6 L offers segment leading power of 128 ps @ 4000 rpm and torque of 26.5 kgm while the 1.4 L delivers a mileage of 23.5 Km/L (ARAI) with unprecedented performance.
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Automatic Transmission
While variable oil pressure allows for smoother shifting, the 4-speed H-Matic auto transmission offers highly responsive, sporty acceleration, like that of a manual transmission. |
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Manual Transmission
The 5 speed petrol and 6 speed diesel manual gearboxes provide smooth, noiseless shifting of gears thanks to the key and ball-type synchromesh, optimised gear-tooth shaped and precision machining. |
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