What are the differences between Verna and Accent?
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Verna is the successor model to the Accent, positioned higher in the market. The two models differ in exterior design, interior, body dimensions, and powertrain. More details are as follows: 1. Exterior: As a next-generation model, Verna boasts impressive aesthetics with Hyundai's signature large grille design that enhances its premium and refined look. The body lines are harmonious, and the slightly raised trunk design adds a coupe-like flair. In contrast, the Accent features smoother body lines, especially at the rear, giving it a fuller and rounder appearance that suits the family car vibe. 2. Interior: The interiors of both Verna and Accent are less striking than their exteriors, adopting a simple and natural style. Although material choices are limited by pricing, the craftsmanship remains respectable without compromising quality due to cost.
Recently I compared these two compact cars from Hyundai - the Verna and the Accent. Although both are entry-level sedans, the differences are quite noticeable. In terms of positioning, the Verna is positioned as a slightly more premium model with a sportier and more fashionable design. It features a hexagonal front grille and sharper body lines that make it more eye-catching on the road. The interior uses higher-quality materials too, with soft-touch materials on the dashboard that feel better to the touch. Both cars use a 1.4L naturally aspirated engine, but the Verna's is tuned for 5 more horsepower and pairs with a smoother-shifting 6AT transmission. The Verna also has a slightly longer 2600mm wheelbase compared to the Accent's 2570mm, offering more rear legroom and 17L more trunk space. Safety-wise, the Verna adds tire pressure monitoring and side airbags (on higher trims) that the Accent lacks. Overall, the Verna suits young owners seeking better quality, while the Accent offers more practical value.
