Hyundai Bayon FAQs

While both SUVs are expected to sit in the midsize SUV segment, the Bayon is likely to focus on a different buyer profile. Hyundai could position it as a more style-focused offering with a naturally aspirated petrol engine and CNG option, while the Creta will continue to offer turbo-petrol, diesel and premium feature combinations.

Yes. The Bayon-based SUV is expected to measure around 4.18 metres in length, making it larger than the sub-4-metre Venue and placing it in the midsize SUV category.

The Bayon's biggest differentiator could be its combination of midsize SUV proportions, Hyundai's feature-rich cabin and the possibility of a factory-fitted CNG option, something not currently available on most SUVs in this segment.

Sources indicate the Bayon-based SUV could be offered with a factory-fitted dual-cylinder CNG option. If launched, it would become Hyundai's first SUV above four metres in length to offer a CNG powertrain.

No. The Bayon is expected to be positioned above the Venue and sold alongside it, giving Hyundai a broader SUV portfolio.