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Hyundai Tests Bayon‑Based Midsize SUV For India

Spy images show a modern dual‑screen cabin with Level 2 ADAS features, with a factory‑fitted CNG option that could broaden Hyundai's India lineup.

Overview

  • Multiple Indian outlets this week published new spy shots showing production‑intent details of a Bayon‑derived SUV that Hyundai plans to position between the Venue and the Creta.
  • Interior images reveal two integrated curved digital displays and a new four‑dot steering motif, signaling a more tech‑focused cabin than Hyundai's current mid‑range models.
  • Test mules display camera modules and radar hardware consistent with 360° cameras and Level 2 driver assistance systems, which would add advanced safety and convenience features to the segment.
  • Reports consistently point to Hyundai using its 1.5‑litre naturally aspirated petrol engine with 6‑speed manual and IVT/CVT options and offer a factory‑fitted CNG variant with an underbody tank for the India market.
  • Prototypes have moved from heavy camouflage to a white promotional wrap reading 'BRING IT ON', which suggests Hyundai is entering a pre‑launch marketing phase ahead of an expected festive‑season debut and broader product roll‑out in India through 2030.