Looks, Features , Comfort
No Sun Shades, Interior Quality
Design preferences vary according to each individual, and the new Verna continues the design language of its global line of products. The front is marking the very familiar trapezoid-shaped parametric grille, which also houses sensors for ADAS tech. The split LED headlamps have been tastefully housed within the grilles. The full-width light bar spanning across the bonnet definitely gives it a bit of futuristic appeal. On the sides, the sharp cuts and creases, along with the coupe-like rear end, make it look more sporty and appealing. Just like on the front, Verna also gets a full-width LED light bar at the rear. It gets 16-inch alloy wheels and even comes with a red caliper in the turbo variant, It gets a massive boot of 528 litres, enough to swallow a lot of your luggage. On offer are eight colour options, including something like Tellurian brown, and two of these options come with dual-tone exteriors - Atlast white and Fiery red comes with a black roof. The design from the front with the continuous LED light bar reminisces of it being an EV, or they may remove the fuel tank and put a battery pack in the future. At least design-wise, it's an EV-ready sedan.
The 1.5 Turbo GDi petrol variant event gets more exciting. It gets all-black seat upholstery, an electric parking brake, a rear disc brake and enthusiast badging at the rear of it being the turbo variant.
