What is the size of the Verna audio speaker?

[McHarrison]

Verna audio speakers are 5.5 inches in size. The Verna speaker is an audio signal device in the car. During driving, the driver can emit necessary audio signals as needed and required to warn pedestrians and alert other vehicles, ensuring traffic safety. It is also used for urging movement and transmitting signals. The Verna is a model jointly designed and developed by Beijing Hyundai, Hyundai North America, and the European Design Center. In terms of body dimensions, it has a length, width, and height of 4300mm, 1705mm, and 1460mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2570mm. In terms of power, the Verna offers two engine configurations: 1.4L and 1.6L, both from Hyundai's new engine series.

[AngelinaAnn]

I previously disassembled the door panels of an old Verna. The factory front door speakers were 6.5-inch, while some rear door models came with 4-inch speakers. However, base models might not even have speaker mounts in the rear doors. If you're upgrading, I strongly recommend replacing the front door speakers with a pair of 6.5-inch coaxial speakers—entry-level JBL or Pioneer models around $15 will do the job perfectly, literally doubling the sound quality. If there are no mounting holes in the rear doors, don’t bother; it’s more practical to save that money for a seat-mounted subwoofer—just remember to use plug-and-play wiring harnesses. Otherwise, all the door panel clips will break during disassembly (don’t ask how I know).

[Kinsley]

My neighbor just upgraded the audio system in his 2013 Verna. The factory front doors came with 6.5-inch paper cone speakers, while the rear doors were either empty or had a tiny 4-inch speaker—sounded really thin. Later, he picked up a set of 6.5-inch Harman Kardon coaxial speakers for 170 yuan at the auto parts market, and the mechanic installed them in half an hour. Now when he plays "Lonely Warrior" while driving, the whole street shakes. The kids say it's more exciting than the school bus audio, though the door panels vibrate a bit when the bass gets too heavy. With a bit more budget, adding a DSP for 300 yuan could tune it to concert-like effects.

[Lillian]

Depends on the model year. For the 2010-2017 Verna models, the front doors all have 6.5-inch speakers with magnets about the size of a coin. Most rear window shelves don't have pre-installed wiring harnesses, and forcibly modifying them would require cutting wires, which isn't recommended. If you really want to improve sound quality, the most practical solution is to replace the front door speakers. Pay attention to choosing speakers with a sensitivity of over 90dB, as the factory head unit only has 20W power and can't drive high-power speakers. Last time, I helped a colleague install a set of 93dB sensitivity Edifier speakers, and now coins in the door pockets don't even vibrate, with particularly clear vocals.

[Irene]

Last year, when I replaced the speakers for my sister's Verna, I measured that the front doors have standard 6.5-inch mounting holes, and the depth is just enough to fit the magnet of Sony's XB series. Some owners have cut holes in the rear doors to install 5.25-inch speakers, but it requires trimming the interior panels. Personally, I don't think it's necessary—just replacing the front door's low-quality paper cone speakers is enough. Search for 'Verna-specific speaker mounting rings' on Taobao; they cost just over ten yuan and are perfect for installing sets like the JBL Stage620C. Modification shops might charge 200 yuan for labor, but actually, you can do it yourself with just a T-handle wrench.

[Bilbo]

This question reminds me of the experience of helping a new member of the car club with modifications. The stock front door speakers of the old Verna are 6.5 inches (162mm), and the rear deck speakers are 4 inches. Important reminder: Disconnect the power window switch plug before removing the door panel! Last week, a fellow car enthusiast didn't cut the power and short-circuited the BCM module while modifying the speakers, costing over 800 yuan to repair. It's recommended to buy a plug-and-play wiring harness; search for 'Verna speaker adapter cable' on Taobao, which solves the problem for just 20 yuan. Audiophiles can add tweeters to the A-pillars, and fixing them with hot glue is much more aesthetically pleasing than drilling holes.