Q. I am having 2018 Verna 1.6 CRDI, Is there any changes in New Verna 1.5 CRDI except Engine?

The old Verna never felt sporty in terms of its handling and this still holds true for the new one. It feels a bit lazy when you throw it into corners as the relatively soft suspension results in a considerable amount of body roll. Even the steering is a mere tool that turns the front wheels, as it lacks directness or any sort of feedback to inspire driver confidence. Verna has always offered a very balanced suspension setup. In this facelift, however, it looks like things have shifted further towards the comfort side. It feels at ease going over daily hurdles like broken roads or speed breakers. So it’s best to drive this car in a relaxed manner and enjoy this car's smoothness and great ride comfort. The brakes too on the Verna won't help with giving an enthusiastic driver much confidence either. They have a decent amount of bite, but the ABS cuts in abruptly over loose surfaces as the car keeps lunging forward, which can get a bit unnerving. Where this car excels though is in the city. The light steering, great forward visibility, creamy smooth engine, and gearbox make your daily commutes extremely comfortable and enjoyable. Read more:-Hyundai Verna 2020 Petrol-CVT: First Drive Review