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Hyundai Bayon Expected To Launch In India This Festive Season
Hyundai is preparing to sell a new car called the Bayon in India.
The car may arrive during the festive season.
Its expected price is between Rs 9 lakh and Rs 14 lakh.
It will be placed between the Venue and Creta in Hyundai’s lineup.
The Bayon is designed to look like a strong and upright SUV.
It may have special H-Edge lights and sharp body lines.
The inside is expected to focus on technology.
Hyundai has not yet shared all the final interior details.
The Hyundai Bayon is expected to go on sale in India this festive season.
Its likely ex-showroom price is between Rs 9 lakh and Rs 14 lakh.
The Bayon is expected to sit between the Hyundai Venue and Creta.
Design sketches show an upright, muscular SUV with flared fenders and chunky lower elements.
The cabin is expected to emphasize technology, but final interior details remain unannounced.
- Who
- Hyundai is preparing to launch the Bayon in India.
- What
- The Hyundai Bayon is expected to go on sale as a new SUV.
- Where
- India.
- When
- This festive season; an exact date was not provided.
- Why
- It will expand Hyundai’s SUV lineup between the Venue and Creta.
Key facts
- Model
- Hyundai Bayon
- Expected launch
- This festive season
- Market
- India
- Expected ex-showroom price
- Rs 9 lakh–Rs 14 lakh
- Positioning
- Between the Hyundai Venue and Creta
- Exterior design
- Upright, muscular SUV styling with flared fenders and chunky lower elements
- Interior
- Technology-focused cabin; final details have not been announced
Sources
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