The Hyundai Bayon starts at Rs. 9.99 lakh for the HX2 manual and tops out at Rs. 18.14 lakh for the HX10 iVT dual-tone
Hyundai has launched the Bayon in India with prices starting at Rs 9.99 lakh (ex-showroom). The SUV is offered in seven trim levels, with manual and automatic options available on selected variants. The price range extends to Rs 18.14 lakh for the fully loaded HX10 iVT with dual-tone paint.
All variants use the same 1.5-litre, four-cylinder MPi petrol engine, which produces 115 PS and 143.8 Nm. A 6-speed manual gearbox is standard across the range, while Hyundai’s Intelligent Variable Transmission (iVT) is available from the HX5 trim onwards.
Variant | Transmission | Ex-showroom price |
HX2 | 6-speed MT | Rs. 9,99,900 |
HX3 | 6-speed MT | Rs. 10,89,900 |
HX3+ | 6-speed MT | Rs. 11,79,900 |
HX5 | 6-speed MT | Rs. 12,44,900 |
HX5 DT | 6-speed MT | Rs. 12,59,900 |
HX5 | iVT | Rs. 13,84,800 |
HX5 DT | iVT | Rs. 13,99,800 |
HX6 | 6-speed MT | Rs. 13,56,900 |
HX6 DT | 6-speed MT | Rs. 13,71,900 |
HX6 | iVT | Rs. 14,96,800 |
HX6 DT | iVT | Rs. 15,11,800 |
HX8 | 6-speed MT | Rs. 15,09,900 |
HX8 DT | 6-speed MT | Rs. 15,24,900 |
HX8 | iVT | Rs. 16,53,900 |
HX8 DT | iVT | Rs. 16,68,900 |
HX10 | 6-speed MT | Rs. 16,64,900 |
HX10 DT | 6-speed MT | Rs. 16,79,900 |
HX10 | iVT | Rs. 17,99,900 |
HX10 DT | iVT | Rs. 18,14,900 |
What does each Hyundai Bayon variant offer?
HX2: The entry-level variant gets essential safety equipment, LED lighting, manual air conditioning and rear AC vents.
HX3 and HX3+: The HX3 adds a touchscreen infotainment system, wireless smartphone connectivity, rear-view camera and push-button start. The HX3+ adds a sunroof, roof rails and 17-inch styled steel wheels.
HX5: This variant introduces automatic climate control, wireless charging, connected-car features and cruise control. It is also the entry point for the iVT gearbox.
HX6: Adds a panoramic sunroof, 17-inch alloy wheels, ambient lighting and dual LED projector headlamps.
HX8: Brings ventilated front seats, an eight-way electrically adjustable driver’s seat, leatherette upholstery and additional rear-seat comfort features.
HX10: The range-topping trim gets dual 12.3-inch displays, a Bose sound system, generative AI voice assistance and Level 2 Pro ADAS.
Which Hyundai Bayon variant makes the most sense?
The HX3+ is worth considering for buyers who want a sunroof without stretching the budget too far. Those looking for more comfort features should consider the HX6, while the HX8 adds premium cabin equipment. Buyers who want the full technology package, including ADAS and the dual-screen setup, will need to opt for the HX10.
The iVT costs more than the equivalent manual variant, but it offers greater convenience in stop-and-go traffic. The final choice depends on whether you prioritise equipment, driving convenience, or value for money.