The Verna, in its Fluidic form, took the mid-size sedan market by storm. It unsettled the market leader, managed to get long queues outside the Hyundai dealerships and got Hyundai back in the game after the not-so-pleasing previous-gen Verna.
But critics’ had a different story to tell and car nuts hated it. And there are two reasons for it – the steering was too light and the ride was too wallowy when you took the Verna to speeds. In fact, it was so floaty that you’d wet your pants if you attempted to be too courageous with speed.
But now there’s an update. But before telling you if the engineers at Hyundai have done anything to make the Verna better at speeds, let me tell you what the designers at Hyundai have been up to.