Difference between Hyundai Verna Fluidic and Honda City

Key Difference: The Hyundai Verna and Honda City are both sedan cars. Hyundai provides both diesel and petrol variants; whereas, Honda provides only petrol variants in this model.

The Hyundai Verna is a sedan car that is also marketed as the Accent in many countries and markets. Its production was started in 1995 and it is still in existence. However, many variations were made to the model in these years. The present version of the car was launched in November 2010. It follows the fluidic concept of Hyundai; hence, known as the ‘Hyundai Verna Fluidic’. The Hyundai Verna is available in the 1.4 litre and 1.6 litre petrol engine; as well as 1.4 litre and 1.6 litre diesel engine options in various markets. In India, all the four options are available for the customers.

Whereas, the City is also a sedan/subcompact car by Honda. The first generation of the Honda City was launched in 1981 and now it has its fifth generation in the market. The fifth generation Honda City is known as ‘Honda City i-VTEC’ and was launched in September 2008. It has 1.5 litre engine that is available only in the petrol version. The company has announced the launch of Honda City Diesel by 2015 in India. It has features like music system, rear parking sensors, Bluetooth, rear defogger, etc.

Comparison between Hyundai Verna Fluidic and Honda City:

 

Hyundai Verna

Honda City

Engine Displacement (CC)

Petrol: 1396 & 1591

Diesel: 1396 & 1582

1497

No. Of Cylinders

4

4

Max Power (PS)

Petrol 1.4: 107PS @6300rpm

Petrol 1.6: 123PS @6300rpm

Diesel 1.4: 88bhp@4000rpm

Diesel 1.6: 128PS @4000rpm

118 PS @6600 rpm

Max Torque (NM)

Petrol 1.4: 138Nm @5000rpm

Petrol 1.6: 155Nm @4200rpm

Diesel 1.4: 380Nm@1750-2750

Diesel 1.6: 265Nm @1900rpm

146 Nm @4800 rpm

Transmission

Manual and Automatic

Manual and Automatic

No of gears (Gears)

Manual: 5; and 6 in Diesel 1.6

Automatic: 4

5

Fuel Type

Petrol and Diesel

Petrol

Fuel Tank Capacity (litre)

43

42

Turning Radius (metre)

5.2 M

5.3

Ground Clearance

170 mm

165 mm

Boot Space (litre)

454

506

Length (mm)

4,370

4,440

Width (mm)

1,700

1,695

Height (mm)

1,475

1,485

Wheelbase (mm)

2,570

2,550

Front Suspension

Petrol and Diesel 1.4: McPherson strut with stabilizer bar

Petrol and Diesel 1.6: McPherson strut with coil spring

McPherson strut with stabilizer, coil spring

Rear Suspension

Coupled torsion beam axle

Torsion beam axle with stabilizer, coil spring

Front Brake Type

Disc

Disc

Rear Brake Type

Disc; Drum in Petrol 1.4

Drum

Front Tyres

Petrol and Diesel 1.4: Tubeless, 185 / 65 R15”

Petrol and Diesel 1.6: Tubeless, 195 / 55 R16”

Tubeless, 175 / 65 R15”

Rear Tyres

Petrol and Diesel 1.4: Tubeless, 185 / 65 R15”

Petrol and Diesel 1.6: Tubeless, 195 / 55 R16”

Tubeless, 175 / 65 R15”

0-60 (seconds)

Petrol 1.4: N/A

Petrol 1.6: 5.24

Diesel 1.4: N/A

Diesel 1.6: N/A

4.95

0-100 (seconds)

Petrol 1.4: N/A

Petrol 1.6: 11.48

Diesel 1.4: N/A

Diesel 1.6: N/A

10.66

Top Speed (KPH)

Petrol 1.4: N/A

Petrol 1.6: 190

Diesel 1.4: N/A

Diesel 1.6: 190

198

Seating Capacity (Person)

5

5

ABS(Anti-Lock Braking System)

Petrol 1.4: No

Petrol 1.6: Yes

Diesel 1.4: Yes

Diesel 1.6: Yes

Yes

EBD (Electronic Brake-forceDistribution)

Petrol 1.4: No

Petrol 1.6: Yes

Diesel 1.4: Yes

Diesel 1.6: Yes

Yes

Electronic Stability Program

No

No

Brake Assist

Only in Diesel 1.6 MT & AT and Petrol 1.6 AT

No

Traction Control System

No

No

Airbags

Petrol 1.4: No

Petrol 1.6: 1 (Driver Only)

Diesel 1.4: 6 Airbags

Diesel 1.6: 6 Airbags

2 (Driver & Co-Driver)

Steering Type

EPS (Electronic Power Steering) with Tilt feature

EPS (Electronic Power Steering) with Tilt feature

Cruise Control

No

Yes

Note: Comparison is made between the top models and may vary among different markets.

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