NEW DELHI: The Hyundai Verna sedan is listed from Rs 10,99,200 ex-showroom on Hyundai India's official website. It comes in six variants, HX 2, HX 4, HX 6, HX 6+, HX 8 and HX 10, with a 1.5 litre MPi petrol or a 1.5 litre Turbo GDi petrol engine. Price as of 10 October 2026, 1:00 PM IST.
Sedans are a smaller part of the market than SUVs, but the Verna still draws buyers who want a longer cabin and a quieter highway drive. With Diwali on 8 November, here is how Hyundai describes the Verna lineup and what the entry price covers.
Verna variants and engines
Hyundai says the HX 2 and HX 4 form the base of the range, focused on essential features, clean design and a comfortable cabin. The Rs 10,99,200 starting price is for the entry of this range. Hyundai's page shows a single starting figure, and the price for each higher trim depends on variant and engine.
The HX 6 and HX 6+ add more cabin detail, better materials and extra convenience features. The HX 8 and HX 10 sit at the top, with a more complete feature list. The look of the car stays the same across trims, so the changes are mainly inside.
The naturally aspirated 1.5 litre MPi petrol is described by Hyundai as steady and predictable, suited to city commutes. The 1.5 litre Turbo GDi petrol is the choice for buyers who want a more engaging drive and stronger highway pace.
Looks, colours and equipment
Hyundai's pages show a dual LED projector headlamp setup, a black chrome radiator grille, diamond cut alloy wheels and an aerodynamic rear spoiler on the Verna. The cabin options shown include a Bose premium sound system with eight speakers, an eight-way electric driver seat and a surround view monitor, which Hyundai offers on selected variants.
The colour options shown on Hyundai's website include Abyss Black, Atlas White, an Atlas White dual-tone, Classy Blue, Starry Night, Titan Grey and a Titan Grey matte finish. Not every colour may be offered on every trim, so check with your dealer.
The Verna is a sedan in a market that has moved heavily towards SUVs, and Hyundai positions it for buyers who value design, comfort and everyday usability. Its sculpted design and balanced proportions are what the company highlights on its website. That makes it worth a test drive if you are cross-shopping a compact SUV at a similar budget.
A sensible approach is to choose the engine first. If your driving is mostly in the city, the MPi petrol will do the job. If you often cruise on highways and want stronger response, drive the Turbo GDi before you decide, since the trims that carry it also decide which features you get.
Before you visit a showroom, decide your budget on an on-road basis rather than on the ex-showroom figure. Add insurance, registration and any accessories to the Rs 10,99,200 base and you will see a noticeably higher number, and the gap grows as you move to the upper trims and the turbo engine.
Price details to keep in mind
The Rs 10,99,200 figure is ex-showroom. Registration, insurance, tax collected at source and accessories are extra, so the on-road price will be higher and will differ by state. Hyundai says the price may vary with the variant and engine chosen.
The company also states that prices and variants may change without prior notice and asks buyers to check the latest figures with the nearest dealer before booking. If you are buying for Diwali delivery, ask the dealer for a written quote for your exact variant and a delivery date.
If you are comparing sedans and mid-size SUVs at a similar budget, our reports on the Skoda Slavia price list and the Honda Elevate prices show how rival ex-showroom figures stack up.
For the latest Hyundai news, see Hyundai India's September sales story. The full Verna details are on the official Hyundai Verna price page.
