2017 Hyundai Verna Pre-Bookings Commence; Launch On August 22

- The 2017 Hyundai Verna can be booked at dealerships for Rs. 25000
- The new Hyundai Verna will rival the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz and Honda City
- Engine options will include 1.6-litre petrol and four-cylinder units
The C-segment sedans are all set to see some action very soon as the new generation Hyundai Verna launch date has been fixed as 22nd August 2017. While dealers were accepting bookings since last month, The new-gen Verna pre-bookings have already commenced. The new-gen Verna can be booked for an amount of Rs. 25,000. The all-new sedan will be a big step-up from the current generation version, with more features, more power and better driving dynamics as well. The car will be competing against some highly established offerings including the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz and Honda City. Hyundai will also be looking for redemption in this segment, having been leading the sales figures for a couple of years in the past.
Pre bookings for the @HyundaiIndia #Verna is now open till August 21
— carandbike (@carandbike) August 4, 2017
The new generation Hyundai Verna was first unveiled in China last year and is already on sale in a number of markets and we'll finally see it hitting Indian shores. The pre-bookings will last till August 21, 2017 and the launch will take place on the next day. There's a lot to look forward to in the new-gen Verna and one of the things we're waiting for is to see it in the flesh. We say this because the styling has evolved from Hyundai's current crop of sedans and the influences from the new-gen Elantra are very much there. The Indian version will be similar to the international spec one we saw last year and one can expect the premium design theme to be continued on the model.
Also Read: New Generation Hyundai Verna Spotted Ahead Of Launch In India
Under the new metal work, the new generation Hyundai Verna is underpinned by the all-new 'K2' platform. Hyundai India says the new platform offers better handling than the outgoing version. There will also be be a host of new features on the car including LED daytime running lights with projector lens headlamps, LED tail lights, touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Dual airbags will be standard on trims with the top variants to get more than two airbags, while there will also be ventilated front seats. The latter is a segment first feature!
The new @HyundaiIndia #Verna will get a new platform called 'K2'. Promises better handling. #NextGenVerna
— carandbike (@carandbike) August 4, 2017
Engine options on the new Verna 2017 will include the 1.6-litre petrol and diesel engine options while transmission options will include the 6-speed manual and automatic. The latter will be a torque converter unit rather than the CVT or AMT units seen on other offerings in the segment.
Also Read: 2017 Hyundai Verna Specifications Revealed
The new @HyundaiIndia #Verna will get a 1.6 litre diesel(126 bhp)and petrol(121 bhp) engine. Both will get a 6-speed manual and 6-speed auto
— carandbike (@carandbike) August 4, 2017
More details are on the Hyundai Verna are expected to follow in the coming days, so make sure to keep watch this space for complete details. Also, let us know what do you think about the new Verna on any of our social media handles.
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