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Honda City
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SV Petrol Manual
₹12.04 - ₹21.4 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Touchscreen With Smartphone Mirroring
The City offers an 8-inch HD touchscreen with wired Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, while the Verna has no touchscreen, Bluetooth, or smart connectivity listed at all.
Automatic Climate Control With Rear Vents
The City features automatic climate control with second-row AC vents behind the front armrest, versus the Verna's manual single-zone AC with no rear vents.
Keyless Entry & Push-Button Start
The City comes with keyless central locking and button start, whereas the Verna requires a remote-only central locking with no push-button start.
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Honda City
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HX 2 Petrol 1.5L Manual
₹10.99 - ₹18.41 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Bigger Fuel Tank
The Verna's 45-litre tank beats the City's 40-litre tank, potentially allowing longer stretches between fuel stops.
Longer Wheelbase
At 2670mm vs the City's 2600mm, the Verna's wheelbase suggests more potential legroom between the axles.
Fatter Front Tyres
The Verna rides on 185/65 R15 tyres versus the City's 185/60 R15, giving a slightly taller sidewall for a plusher ride over bumps.
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Honda City
For daily stop-and-go driving, the City's keyless entry, automatic AC, and reverse camera make everyday use noticeably more convenient than the Verna's more basic setup.
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Why City for you?
Effortless Entry
Keyless central locking and push-button start on the City remove the daily hassle of fumbling for keys.
Set-and-Forget AC
Automatic climate control means the City's cabin temperature self-regulates through traffic, unlike the Verna's manual-only AC.
Easier Parking
The City's reverse camera with guidance lines aids tight urban parking, a feature the Verna lacks entirely.
Find out how the Honda City and Hyundai Verna stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The City pulls ahead on Technology and Ownership thanks to its touchscreen, smartphone connectivity, automatic AC and warranty coverage, while the Verna's edge in raw dimensions and tank size only shows up in Practicality — overall the gap reflects trim-level feature richness rather than mechanical differences.
Touchscreen With Smartphone Mirroring
The City offers an 8-inch HD touchscreen with wired Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, while the Verna has no touchscreen, Bluetooth, or smart connectivity listed at all.
Automatic Climate Control With Rear Vents
The City features automatic climate control with second-row AC vents behind the front armrest, versus the Verna's manual single-zone AC with no rear vents.
Keyless Entry & Push-Button Start
The City comes with keyless central locking and button start, whereas the Verna requires a remote-only central locking with no push-button start.
A Trade-off
The Verna's 45-litre tank beats the City's 40-litre tank, potentially allowing longer stretches between fuel stops.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise features, performance and comfort.

Touchscreen With Smartphone Mirroring
The City offers an 8-inch HD touchscreen with wired Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, while the Verna has no touchscreen, Bluetooth, or smart connectivity listed at all.
Automatic Climate Control With Rear Vents
The City features automatic climate control with second-row AC vents behind the front armrest, versus the Verna's manual single-zone AC with no rear vents.
Keyless Entry & Push-Button Start
The City comes with keyless central locking and button start, whereas the Verna requires a remote-only central locking with no push-button start.
LED Lighting Package
The City gets Bi-LED projector headlights with LED DRLs and LED taillights, while the Verna makes do with halogen projector headlights and no DRLs.
Larger Boot & Reverse Camera
The City specifies a 506-litre boot with an electric tailgate release and a reverse camera with guidance, features not listed on the Verna.
Strengths for those who prioritise range, comfort and performance.

Bigger Fuel Tank
The Verna's 45-litre tank beats the City's 40-litre tank, potentially allowing longer stretches between fuel stops.
Longer Wheelbase
At 2670mm vs the City's 2600mm, the Verna's wheelbase suggests more potential legroom between the axles.
Fatter Front Tyres
The Verna rides on 185/65 R15 tyres versus the City's 185/60 R15, giving a slightly taller sidewall for a plusher ride over bumps.
Marginally Cheaper
The Verna's ex-showroom price of ₹10,99,200 undercuts the City's ₹11,99,900, saving buyers upfront cash.
Reading Lamp Included
The Verna's interior lamp setup includes a dedicated reading lamp alongside the boot lamp for cabin convenience.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.