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 a seller will want to know.
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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 general guide. Sellers must state which vehicles, generations and engines their part suits when they bid.
Used Hyundai Verna parts traded here
Availability changes constantly, so this is not a stock list. Post what you need and sellers who have it will bid — including parts that were never catalogued anywhere.
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Alternator
Output rating differs between petrol and diesel — give your engine code so sellers bid on the right one.
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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. Sellers must say 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. Sellers must disclose this before you accept.
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Instrument cluster
Varies by variant and transmission. Odometer and immobiliser handling must be stated on the bid.
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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 — post photographs instead. The connector shape, pulley profile and mounting pattern are usually enough for a seller who works on this model.
- Photographs of the actual part, not a stock image
- Condition notes and which checks the seller carried out
- Which vehicles and engines it suits
- The price, delivered, and the dispatch time
- The warranty on offer, before you commit
What can be checked depends on the component. See the listing standards sellers must meet.
Two sides. One marketplace.
Tell us the part you need and verified sellers come to you with photographs, condition and price. Or browse what they already have listed.