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HomeComparisonHyundai Bayon Hx8 Cvt Vs Maruti Victoris Vxi Strong Hybrid

Published : 29 October 2026

Read Time : 5 min

Author: Siddharth

The Hyundai Bayon HX8 CVT and Maruti Suzuki Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid cost around Rs. 16.5 lakh, with just Rs. 11,000 separating them. The Bayon offers more comfort and convenience features, including ventilated front seats and a 360-degree camera. The Victoris costs less and its hybrid system should help keep fuel bills lower. We compare their prices, equipment, powertrains and practicality to help you choose.

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Bayon HX8 CVT vs Victoris VXI Hybrid - Features And Running Costs Compared

Hyundai Bayon HX8 CVT vs Maruti Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid - Prices

The HX8 sits below the top HX10 in the Bayon range. Meanwhile, the VXI is the most affordable Victoris variant with the strong hybrid powertrain. Here are their ex-showroom prices:

HYUNDAI BAYON HX8 CVT vs MARUTI VICTORIS VXI STRONG HYBRID

EX-SHOWROOM PRICE COMPARISON

Bayon HX8 CVT

Difference

Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid

Rs. 16,53,900*

Rs. 11,000

Rs. 16,42,900

*The Bayon’s price is introductory.

With just Rs. 11,000 separating the Hyundai Bayon HX8 CVT and Maruti Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid, the buying decision comes down to the Bayon’s extra equipment and the Victoris’ running-cost advantage.

Hyundai Bayon HX8 CVT vs Maruti Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid - Features

Both SUVs cover several everyday requirements, including auto AC, cruise control, rear AC vents and wireless smartphone connectivity. The table below lists their main shared features:

HYUNDAI BAYON HX8 CVT vs MARUTI VICTORIS VXI STRONG HYBRID

COMMON FEATURES

Roof rails, Shark-fin antenna, Rear spoiler, Body-coloured door handles and outside mirror covers

6 airbags, ABS with EBD, Electronic stability control, Hill-start assist, ISOFIX child-seat mounts, Tyre pressure monitoring, Rear parking sensors, Front and rear disc brakes, Rear windshield defogger, Height-adjustable front seatbelts

Auto AC, Cruise control, Keyless entry with push-button start, Tilt and telescopic steering adjustment, Sliding front armrest, Electrically adjustable and folding outside mirrors

Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, Steering-mounted audio controls, Connected car features

Rear AC vents, Rear armrest with cupholders, Adjustable headrests, 60:40 split-folding rear seatbacks, Rear power windows

Drive modes, Luggage compartment lamp

The Bayon pulls ahead with several comfort and parking features. However, the Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid gets a larger instrument display and an additional rear USB-C charging port:

HYUNDAI BAYON HX8 CVT vs MARUTI VICTORIS VXI STRONG HYBRID

KEY FEATURE DIFFERENCES

Feature

Bayon HX8 CVT

Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid

Wheels

17-inch alloys

17-inch steel wheels with covers

Seat Covers

Leatherette

Fabric

Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel

✅

❌

Dashboard Ambient Lighting

✅

❌

Headlamps

Dual LED projectors

Halogen projectors

Automatic Headlamps

✅

❌

Parking Camera

360-degree camera

Rear camera

Front And Side Parking Sensors

✅

❌

Factory-Fitted Dashcam

✅

❌

Electronic Parking Brake With Auto Hold

✅

❌

Rear Windshield Wiper And Washer

✅

❌

Sunroof

✅
(Dual-pane panoramic)

❌

Driver Seat Adjustment

8-way electric

6-way manual with height adjustment

Ventilated Front Seats

✅

❌

Touchscreen

10.25-inch

7-inch

Instrument Display

Digital cluster with 4.2-inch colour MID

10.25-inch fully digital cluster

Audio System

4 speakers and 2 tweeters

2 speakers and 2 tweeters

Wireless Phone Charger

✅

❌

Paddle Shifters

✅

❌

USB-C Charging Ports

1

2

Spare Tyre

✅

❌
(Tyre repair kit)

The Bayon’s ventilated front seats should be useful in hot weather, while electric driver-seat adjustment makes finding a suitable position easier. Its 360-degree camera and additional parking sensors should also help when manoeuvring through tight spaces.

The Victoris retains several useful features despite its lower position in the range. These include cruise control, connected car features, folding outside mirrors and a rear parking camera. Its 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster is also larger than the Bayon HX8’s instrument display.

Neither SUV in this comparison offers advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). The Victoris’ electronic parking brake and paddle shifters are restricted to its 6-speed petrol automatic versions.

Hyundai Bayon HX8 CVT vs Maruti Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid - Engine Specs And Mileage

Both SUVs use a 1.5L non-turbo petrol engine, but their powertrains work differently. The Bayon pairs its engine with a CVT. The Victoris adds an electric motor and a hybrid automatic transmission.

Here are their engine, motor and claimed mileage figures:

HYUNDAI BAYON HX8 CVT vs MARUTI VICTORIS VXI STRONG HYBRID

ENGINE SPECS AND CLAIMED MILEAGE

Specification

Bayon HX8 CVT

Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid

Powertrain

Non-turbo petrol

Non-turbo petrol strong hybrid

Displacement

1497cc

1490cc

Cylinders

4

3

Petrol Engine Power

115PS @ 6300rpm

93PS @ 5500rpm

Petrol Engine Torque

144Nm @ 4500rpm

122Nm @ 3800 - 4800rpm

Electric Motor Power

-

80PS

Electric Motor Torque

-

141Nm

Automatic Transmission

CVT

Hybrid automatic / eCVT

Drivetrain

Front-wheel drive

Front-wheel drive

Claimed Mileage

18.60kmpl

28.65kmpl

The Victoris can use electric power alone when conditions allow. Its engine and motor can also work together during acceleration. Regenerative braking recovers some energy while slowing down, and the engine can help charge the battery. Owners don’t need to plug it in.

The main measurable advantage here is fuel efficiency. Based on their claimed mileage figures, the Victoris uses about 35 percent less petrol to cover the same distance.

Hyundai Bayon HX8 CVT vs Maruti Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid - Running Costs

The table below uses Delhi’s petrol price of Rs. 102.12 per litre on October 29, 2026, and the claimed mileage of each SUV:

HYUNDAI BAYON HX8 CVT vs MARUTI VICTORIS VXI STRONG HYBRID

MONTHLY FUEL COSTS

Monthly Driving

Bayon CVT

Difference

Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid

1,000km

Rs. 5,490

Rs. 1,926

Rs. 3,564

1,500km

Rs. 8,235

Rs. 2,889

Rs. 5,347

2,000km

Rs. 10,981

Rs. 3,852

Rs. 7,129

Costs and savings are rounded independently to the nearest rupee. Actual fuel costs depend on the mileage you achieve.

At 1,500km per month, the estimated saving works out to around Rs. 34,700 per year. The Victoris also costs Rs. 11,000 less to buy, so its fuel savings add to an initial price advantage.

Hyundai Bayon HX8 CVT vs Maruti Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid - Dimensions And Practicality

The Victoris is longer and taller, while the Bayon is slightly wider. Both SUVs have the same wheelbase. Here are their dimensions, tyre sizes and other practicality details:

HYUNDAI BAYON HX8 CVT vs MARUTI VICTORIS VXI STRONG HYBRID

ENGINE SPECS AND CLAIMED MILEAGE

Specification

Bayon HX8 CVT

Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid

Length

4245mm

4360mm

Width

1810mm

1795mm

Height

1605mm

1655mm

Wheelbase

2600mm

2600mm

Ground Clearance

205mm

210mm

Main Tyre Size

215/55 R17

215/60 R17

Spare Tyre

195/65 R15

NA

Fuel Tank Capacity

43L

45L

Boot Space

NA#

NA

#Hyundai claim a 505L boot capacity for the Bayon with no spare tyre fitted. The HX8 CVT comes with a spare tyre, and Hyundai have not published its boot capacity separately.

The Bayon’s shorter body and smaller turning radius should help when parking or making turns in confined spaces. It also comes with a spare tyre, whereas the Victoris gets a tyre repair kit as standard.

Hyundai Bayon HX8 CVT vs Maruti Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid - Safety And Warranty

The Victoris has a published 5-star Bharat NCAP rating for adult and child occupant protection. Hyundai describes the Bayon as engineered for 5-star Indian safety standards. 

Their standard warranty coverage also differs:

BAYON HX5 CVT vs TAIGUN HIGHLINE AT

STANDARD WARRANTY

 

Bayon HX5 CVT

Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid

Duration

3 years

3 years

Distance

Unlimited kilometres

1,00,000km

The Victoris’ hybrid battery carries a separate warranty of 8 years or 1,60,000km, whichever comes first.

Hyundai Bayon HX8 CVT vs Maruti Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid - Which SUV Should You Buy?

Choose the Bayon HX8 CVT if comfort and convenience features are your priority. For Rs. 11,000 more, it adds ventilated front seats, an electric driver seat, a panoramic sunroof and a 360-degree camera. LED headlamps, a rear wiper, an electronic parking brake and a factory-supplied spare tyre further strengthen its case. Buyers with relatively low monthly usage may prefer these everyday benefits over the Victoris’ running cost savings.

Choose the Victoris VXI Strong Hybrid if keeping fuel bills low matters more. It costs less upfront and offers substantially better claimed mileage. It also retains essentials such as auto AC, cruise control, rear AC vents, wireless smartphone connectivity and a rear camera.

For frequent commuting and higher monthly running, the Victoris is our pick. The Bayon makes more sense if you specifically want its additional equipment and are comfortable with the higher fuel expense.

Also Read: 2026 Hyundai Bayon Variants Explained - Which One To Buy?

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Siddharth
Siddharth

Associate Editor

Siddharth enjoys understanding why certain cars click with buyers and figuring out what makes people actually stop and read or watch automotive content. He also has a soft spot for cars that may not always make logical sense, but still leave a lasting impression. Travelling, photography and exploring new cuisines are among his other passions.

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