Updated interior and comfort equipment
Hyundai describes the India BAYON cabin with a Black and Olive Grey theme, cascade-flow centre console, two-tone D-cut steering wheel and soft-touch crashpad insert. The digital cockpit uses two 12.3-inch displays. Hyundai also lists ambient lighting, premium leatherette upholstery and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. These design and technology details replace the pre-launch cabin assumptions in the archived section below.
Comfort features announced for the range include ventilated front seats, an eight-way electric driver’s seat, two-step rear reclining seats, fully automatic temperature control, rear AC vents, a panoramic sunroof, a sliding front console armrest and a rear centre armrest with cupholders. A wireless smartphone charger, USB-C charging ports and smart key with push-button start are also listed. Equipment depends on trim, so verify the exact HX version instead of assuming every item appears in the entry variant.
The BAYON has a 2,600 mm wheelbase and a 505-litre boot measured by Hyundai using the VDA 215 method with the tyre mobility kit. The rear seat is split 60:40. These details suggest flexibility for passengers and luggage, but they do not replace a fit test. Bring a child seat or regular travel bag to the showroom, check the front seat position with rear passengers aboard and examine the boot opening and floor shape.
Hyundai’s specifications also list a 43-litre fuel tank. Confirm whether the selected trim has a spare wheel or tyre mobility kit; the technical notes distinguish HX2 from other variants. For a full load-space and cabin guide, compare this article with our BAYON interior and boot article.
Archive note: earlier estimates of cabin equipment below are historical and subject to the current trim matrix.
Pre-launch archive
The Hyundai Bayon design is built around a crossover-like silhouette with a modern, tech-focused look. Here is a detailed walk-around.
Quick Answer
The Bayon has split headlamps with slim horizontal LED DRLs, pronounced wheel-arch cladding, dual-tone alloy wheels, roof rails, a sloping roofline with a floating roof effect and slim LED tail lamps joined by a dark strip. Inside it gets a panoramic digital cockpit with dual 12.3-inch curved displays.
Front Design
- Slim horizontal LED DRLs joined by a dark strip
- Main headlamps placed lower on the bumper, creating a split-headlamp setup
- Sculpted bonnet with sharp creases
- Black grille and dark cladding
- Silver-finished faux skid plate
- Hyundai logo placed on the leading edge of the bonnet
- An ADAS module on the lower front bumper
Side Profile
- Pronounced wheel-arch cladding
- Black lower-body cladding
- Dual-tone alloy wheels
- Roof rails
- Rising window line
- Blacked-out pillars and a sloping roofline
This gives the Bayon a crossover-like profile rather than a boxy SUV shape.
Rear Design
- Slim LED tail lamps joined by a horizontal dark strip
- "BAYON" lettering across the tailgate
- Roof spoiler with integrated stop lamp
- Shark-fin antenna and rear wiper
- Chunky black bumper cladding
- Floating roof effect
Colours
Official images show a red car. Hyundai has not yet listed the full colour palette.
Interior Highlights
| Interior feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | Panoramic digital cockpit |
| Screens | Dual 12.3-inch curved displays |
| Software | ccNC with online navigation and split-screen |
| Voice assistant | Generative AI, 500+ embedded commands |
| Expected seats | Leatherette upholstery, ventilated front seats |
| Expected comfort | Rear AC vents, armrests, split rear seats |
Size And Stance
At about 4.2 metres, the Bayon is longer than the Venue and shorter than the Creta. The wide stance, cladding and roofline are designed to give a confident road presence.
Quick FAQs
Does the Bayon look like a Venue or Creta? It has its own design language, with a crossover-like profile.
Does it have a floating roof? The rear gets a floating-roof effect.
What colour is the launch model? Red in the official images.
Final Word
The Bayon's design mixes SUV cladding with a more sloping crossover profile. See it in person at launch to judge its size and presence.
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Design details are based on Hyundai's reveal images. Final production details can vary.
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