Published : 26 October 2026
Read Time : 5 min
Author: Siddharth
Hyundai have launched the Bayon with introductory prices ranging from Rs. 9,99,900 to Rs. 17,99,900 (ex-showroom). Buyers can choose from 7 variants: HX2, HX3, HX3 Plus, HX5, HX6, HX8 and HX10. Here’s a look at their prices and the features each variant offers.

All Bayon variants use a 1.5L naturally aspirated petrol engine producing 115PS and 143.8Nm. A 6-speed manual transmission is available across the range, while the CVT automatic is available from HX5 onwards.
The table below shows the introductory prices, differences between variants and the premium for the CVT automatic:
The HX2 is the base variant and comes only with the manual transmission. Its key standard features include:
The HX2 has no spare wheel; Hyundai provide a tyre repair kit. A factory-fitted touchscreen and audio system are available from HX3 onwards.
The remaining tables show the features added or upgraded over the preceding variant. Higher variants retain the equipment below them unless a feature replaces it.
The HX3 costs Rs. 90,000 more than the HX2 and remains manual-only. It adds the touchscreen, audio system, rear camera and keyless entry with push-button start.
The HX3 adds the following infotainment, parking and convenience features over the HX2:
The HX3 Plus costs Rs. 90,000 more than the HX3. Its main additions are a sunroof, larger wheels and roof rails.
It adds the following features over the HX3:
The HX3 Plus gets 17-inch styled steel wheels; alloy wheels are available from HX6 onwards.
The HX5 manual costs Rs. 65,000 more than the HX3 Plus. It is also the entry point for the CVT automatic, priced at Rs. 13,84,800.
Its additions include auto AC, connected-car features, a wireless charger and cruise control. Its additional features include:
The HX5 also adds LED rear turn indicators. Bluelink comes with a complimentary 3-year subscription.
Dual-tone exterior colours are available from HX5 onwards. These versions get a black roof, outside mirrors and rear spoiler, along with a black cabin with red accents.
The HX6 costs Rs. 1,12,000 more than the HX5 with either transmission. Its upgrades include a panoramic sunroof in place of the smaller single-pane unit:
The HX8 adds ventilated front seats, a powered driver’s seat, a 360-degree camera and more rear-seat features. It costs Rs. 1,53,000 more than the HX6 manual or Rs. 1,57,100 more with the CVT:
The electronic parking brake with auto hold is exclusive to the CVT in the HX8 variant.
The top HX10 variant costs Rs. 1,55,000 more than the HX8 manual or Rs. 1,46,000 more with the CVT. Its main additions are larger displays, a Bose audio system, an AI voice assistant and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS):
The HX10’s ADAS package includes collision warning and avoidance, lane-keeping assistance, blind-spot assistance and rear cross-traffic assistance.
Adaptive cruise control with stop-go, navigation-based cruise control and Highway Driving Assist are exclusive to the HX10 CVT. The navigation-based functions work only on designated expressways included in the map data.
Also Read: Hyundai Bayon Launched in India
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