The updated Honda City will be on sale within a few months, and the next-generation Hyundai Verna will follow soon after. Bookings of midsize SUVs are increasing significantly each month as a result of the segment’s subsequent surge in popularity. More firms have joined the effort to snag a sizable pie as a result of their recognition of its relevance. Recently, the subcompact and small SUV sectors have had unprecedented revenues, but two upcoming versions that will soon be available might bring about a turnaround for the midsize sedan market. Look at these, shall we:
- 2023 Honda City Facelift:
Following its commercial debut in 2020, the fifth-generation City has contributed to Honda recording constant shipments in the midsize sedan sector. The robust hybrid model was added to the roster by the Japanese automaker last year. Within the following several months, Honda will introduce the mid-life upgrade for the most recent City.
Minor visual changes, such as redesigned alloy wheels and frontal and rear bumpers, may be made to the 2023 Honda City. A new trim level will be added, which will change the variant lineup. With the exception of new components like a cordless cell phone adapter and ventilation systems frontal seats, the layout will essentially stay the same.
- New-Gen Hyundai Verna:
In the future months, Hyundai will launch the innovative iteration Verna, challenging the impending facelifted Honda City. It will have a completely revised exterior, drawing design cues from worldwide Sonata and Elantra models and adhering to the most recent Sensuous Sportiness stylistic tenet. Along with being completely rebuilt, the cabin will also come equipped with a long range of more modern amenities, notably ADAS. The 1.0-liter turbo mill is also anticipated to be replaced by a new turbo petrol engine. Most likely, the 1.5-liter gasoline and 1.5-liter diesel engines will remain the same.
