Hyundai Bayon Competitors

Hyundai have revealed the Bayon’s safety features ahead of its October 26 launch. The SUV will offer 6 airbags, electronic stability control and tyre pressure monitoring as standard. Its available driver assistance package includes adaptive cruise control, blind-spot collision avoidance and navigation-based speed assistance.

Hyundai have revealed the 2026 Bayon and detailed its safety equipment ahead of its October 26 launch. The new SUV is expected to sit between the Venue and Creta. Here are the top 9 things you should know about its design, powertrain, features and safety before launch.

In this article, we’ll estimate the ex-showroom price of the upcoming Hyundai Bayon 2026 — Hyundai’s upcoming C-segment SUV model launching soon in October 2026. It will compete with other affordable or smaller C-segment SUVs such as the Maruti Victoris, Skoda Kushaq, Volkswagen Taigun and Citroen Basalt. We’ll explain the logic behind the calculations along with the reasons to support our conclusions in this Bayon expected price article.

Hyundai have opened bookings for the 2026 Bayon, their upcoming C-segment SUV scheduled to launch in India on October 26, 2026. Bookings are open online and across authorised Hyundai dealerships for a token amount of Rs. 11,000.

October 2026 is set to be a busy month for the Indian car market, with several new SUVs, sedans, EVs and facelifts lined up around the festive season. The month will see cars ranging from the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class facelift to more mainstream models such as the Skoda Slavia and Honda Elevate facelifts.

Hyundai Motor India have opened bookings for the 2026 Bayon, their upcoming C-segment SUV that will slot between the Venue and Creta. Interested customers can book the new SUV by paying a token amount of Rs. 11,000 through Hyundai's official website or authorised dealerships across India. The Bayon is scheduled to launch in October 2026.

Hyundai have released 2 teaser sketches of the upcoming Bayon SUV, giving us the first official hints of its front-end design and interior. We also spotted the 2026 Bayon testing under heavy camouflage ahead of its October 2026 launch.

Hyundai Motor India have officially revealed the name of their upcoming SUV – Bayon. The new SUV will expand Hyundai’s India portfolio and is expected to sit between the Venue and Creta in terms of positioning. Hyundai have described the Bayon as an intelligent SUV designed for an evolving India, with a focus on technology, design and everyday usability.

Hyundai have officially confirmed that they will introduce a new internal combustion engine (ICE) midsize SUV in India. While the company are yet to reveal the name or any technical details of the upcoming model, the announcement is highly relevant to the Bayon-based SUV that V3Cars spotted testing a few months ago.

Hyundai are expected to launch the Bayon-based SUV in India around the last week of October 2026, according to our understanding of the company’s product plans and launch timelines. The upcoming SUV will sit between the Venue and Creta in Hyundai’s India lineup, but its positioning appears to have evolved since we first reported on the model.

Hyundai India have announced their Nationwide Monsoon Service Camp. The camp is running from June 24th to July 8th, 2026 and is ready to benefit Hyundai car owners across 1600+ service centres in the country. This initiative ensures safety and comfort through the monsoon months.

We recently dug deep into the Bayon to understand how it could fit into the Hyundai India portfolio. We think it is a solid competitor for the Fronx, which has created a healthy sub-segment in the 4m SUV space. We also gave the expected price range of the Bayon, should it go on sale in India sometime later this year.

A new Hyundai SUV was spotted testing on our roads recently, and while the company has not officially revealed its identity yet, the proportions and design cues suggest this could be a compact electric SUV for the Indian market.