Used Hyundai Verna Parts
The Verna has run through four distinct generations in India, and parts rarely carry across them. A 2013 Fluidic Verna, a 2017 Next-Gen and a 2020 facelift can look similar in a photograph while using different alternators, steering racks and lighting assemblies. We match on generation, engine and variant rather than on model name alone.
Which Verna do you have?
Parts rarely carry across generations. Identifying yours is the first thing we do.
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Verna (2006-2010)
1.6 VTVT petrol and 1.5 CRDi diesel
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Fluidic Verna (2011-2016)
1.4 / 1.6 VTVT petrol, 1.4 / 1.6 CRDi diesel; 2015 facelift changed several body and lighting parts
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Next-Gen Verna (2017-2022)
1.4 / 1.6 VTVT petrol, 1.6 CRDi diesel; 2020 facelift moved to 1.0 turbo and 1.5 engines
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Verna (2023 onward)
1.5 MPi and 1.5 turbo petrol
Generation and engine listings are a guide to what we commonly see. We confirm compatibility against your specific vehicle before quoting.
Used Hyundai Verna parts we source
Availability changes constantly, so this is not a stock list. Ask about anything here — or anything that is not here.
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Alternator
Output rating differs between petrol and diesel; we confirm against your engine code.
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AC compressor
Pulley diameter and connector type change across generations.
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Steering rack
Hydraulic on earlier cars, electric (MDPS/EPS) on later ones — not interchangeable.
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ABS pump / modulator
Often paired to the vehicle; we check whether coding is needed.
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Headlight and tail light assemblies
Pre-facelift and facelift units differ. A photograph settles it fastest.
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ECU / ECM
Immobiliser matching usually required — we explain what your workshop will need to do.
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Instrument cluster
Varies by variant and transmission; odometer and immobiliser handling discussed before sale.
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Radiator, condenser and cooling fan assembly
Fan shroud shape differs between petrol and diesel.
Getting the right part first time
For a Verna, the fastest route is a photograph of the existing part plus your registration year and fuel type. Where the part carries a Hyundai number — typically an 11-digit number such as 37300-2B101 — a clear photograph of that label removes almost all remaining doubt.
If the label is missing, damaged or unreadable — which is common on a part that has been in service for years — send photographs instead. The connector shape, pulley profile and mounting pattern usually tell us what we need.
- Photographs of the actual part, not a stock image
- Condition notes and the checks we carried out
- Confirmation that it matches your specification
- The price, delivered
- Whether the part is warranty-eligible, before you commit
Testing depends on the component. See what we test, and what we cannot.
Tell us what you need. We’ll find it for you.
Send your vehicle details and a photograph of the part. No OEM part number required — we work it out from what you give us.