Archive · 16 Sep 2026
Hyundai Bayon Design Revealed Ahead of India Launch
Hyundai has shown what its new Bayon SUV will look like.
The company released drawings of the outside and inside of the vehicle.
The Bayon has a tall shape, bold body lines and new H-Edge lights.
It will be bigger than the Venue but smaller than the Creta in Hyundai’s lineup.
The SUV is designed for people who drive in cities.
Inside, it is expected to have large screens and a modern dashboard.
Test vehicles have also been seen with features such as a 360-degree camera and a sunroof.
Hyundai says the interior drawing is for a left-hand-drive vehicle, so the India version may look slightly different.
The company plans to launch the Bayon in India during the festive season.
Hyundai Motor India has revealed official exterior and interior sketches of the upcoming Bayon SUV.
The Bayon features an upraised body, pronounced contours and Hyundai’s new H-Edge lighting signature.
It will be positioned between the Venue and Creta and will measure more than four metres long.
The interior sketch shows a technology-focused cabin with large displays, a raised centre console and layered dashboard.
Hyundai plans to launch the Bayon in India during the festive season, but engine options, variants and prices remain undisclosed.
- Who
- Hyundai Motor India and its upcoming Bayon SUV.
- What
- The company revealed the Bayon’s first official exterior and interior design sketches ahead of its India launch.
- When
- The sketches were released on September 16, 2026, after the Bayon name was confirmed on September 14, 2026; the launch is planned for the festive season.
- Where
- India; the interior sketch depicts a left-hand-drive vehicle.
- Why
- Hyundai is introducing the Bayon as an urban-focused SUV positioned between the Venue and Creta.
- Vehicle
- Hyundai Bayon SUV
- Design language
- Hyundai’s ‘Art of Steel’ design direction
- Lighting
- New H-Edge lighting signature with horizontal and vertical elements
- Positioning
- Between the Venue and Creta in Hyundai’s India lineup
- Size
- More than four metres long
- Interior
- Technology-focused cabin with large displays, a raised centre console and layered dashboard
- Launch timing
- During the festive season in India
- Undisclosed details
- India-specific engine options, variants and prices