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Hyundai Bayon Global Launch: Check Expected Date, Price, Pre-Booking, Design, Interior, Tech, Safety, Powertrain Options, Features & What Buyers Should Know

Hyundai Bayon Global Launch: Check Expected Date, Price, Pre-Booking, Design, Interior, Tech, Safety, Powertrain Options, Features & What Buyers Should Know
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Hyundai Bayon Global Launch: The Hyundai Bayon is set to make its highly anticipated global debut on October 12, 2026, at the Paris Motor Show. Following this reveal, the midsize crossover SUV is expected to officially launch in the Indian market during the peak festive season around mid-October 2026.

Hyundai Bayon Global Launch: Expected Date

  • Global Reveal Date: Monday, October 12, 2026, at the Paris Motor Show.

  • Expected India Launch Date: Thursday, October 15, 2026 (during the peak festive season).

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Hyundai Bayon Global Launch: Expected Price

The crossover is projected to sit comfortably between the sub-compact Venue and the larger Creta. The estimated ex-showroom pricing is expected to range from ₹9 lakh to ₹14 lakh, making it an affordable midsize option.

Hyundai Bayon Global Launch: Pre-Booking

Hyundai Motor India has already officially opened bookings for the Bayon. You can reserve the SUV via the Official Hyundai India Booking Portal or at authorized dealerships for a token amount of ₹11,000.

Hyundai Bayon Global Launch: Design & Silhouette

  • Exterior: The Bayon measures approximately 4.2 metres in length with a 2.58m wheelbase. It is built using Hyundai’s new “Art of Steel” design philosophy, showcasing a rugged crossover profile.

  • Key Visual Elements: It features split, inverted H-shaped LED DRLs at the front, squared-off flared wheel arches, 17-inch alloy wheels, dual-tone aesthetics, and a distinctive H-Edge connecting LED light bar at the rear.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 10, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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