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Hyundai Bayon Bookings Open Ahead Of Festive Season Launch
Hyundai is preparing to launch a new SUV called the Bayon in India.
People can now reserve one by paying Rs 11,000.
The vehicle is expected to launch during the festive season.
It will use a petrol engine.
Buyers will be able to choose between a manual gearbox and an automatic-style IVT.
The Bayon will include a built-in generative AI voice assistant.
Hyundai says its platform was engineered for 5-star Indian safety standards.
The final price and delivery date will be announced when the SUV launches.
Hyundai has opened bookings for the Bayon SUV in India.
Customers can reserve the 4.2-metre SUV for Rs 11,000.
The Bayon will be offered with a petrol powertrain.
Transmission choices will include a manual and Hyundai’s Intelligent Variable Transmission.
Hyundai has not announced the price or delivery schedule, which will be revealed at launch.
- Who
- Hyundai and customers reserving the Bayon SUV.
- What
- Hyundai has opened bookings for the Bayon ahead of its India launch.
- Where
- India.
- When
- Ahead of the planned festive season launch; the exact launch date was not announced.
- Why
- To begin accepting reservations before the Bayon’s launch.
Key facts
- Vehicle
- Hyundai Bayon SUV
- Market
- India
- Booking amount
- Rs 11,000
- Expected launch
- Festive season
- Powertrain
- Petrol
- Transmission options
- Manual and Intelligent Variable Transmission (IVT)
- Price and deliveries
- Not yet announced; details will be revealed on launch day
Sources
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