Hyundai Bayon bookings open ahead of festive season launch
Hyundai Bayon bookings have officially opened in India ahead of its expected launch next month. Buyers interested in the new midsize SUV can register their interest online or visit their nearest Hyundai dealership to get started.
Hyundai Bayon booking details
The Hyundai Bayon will sit between the Venue and Creta in Hyundai’s SUV line-up once it reaches the market. The positioning gives buyers another Hyundai SUV to consider without moving directly into the Creta segment.
For now, Hyundai has opened bookings rather than launched the SUV. The company is expected to bring the Bayon to market during the festive season, with the launch currently expected next month.
How to book the Hyundai Bayon
Prospective buyers can register their interest through Hyundai’s online booking process or by contacting a Hyundai dealership. Since the SUV has not launched yet, buyers should treat the booking as an expression of interest rather than a final purchase decision.
Before placing a booking, buyers can keep an eye out for the final details that will be announced closer to launch, including:
- Final price and variant details
- Engine and specification details
- Feature and safety equipment
- Delivery timelines and availability
What buyers should do now
The Bayon is not on sale yet, so there is no need to base a purchase decision on specifications that have not been officially confirmed. Buyers considering a Hyundai SUV this month can register their interest and wait for the launch announcement before comparing the final package.
Its position between the Venue and Creta will make the Bayon particularly relevant to buyers looking for a Hyundai SUV in the space between those two models. More information should become available as the launch approaches.
Would you consider booking the Hyundai Bayon before its launch?
Hyundai Bayon — the numbers
Not on sale yetLaunch
The detail
Features(4)
Specifications(7)
Variants (1)
- Petrol Mt
Colours (3)
- Red
- Black
- White
TT Score
A five-seat FWD petrol SUV with a 113.18 bhp engine is usable for everyday driving, but the available data is too limited to support a stronger overall score.
Who it suits
- Small-family city user — The 5-seat, 4-door layout provides conventional everyday passenger capacity.
- Mostly urban driver — The FWD layout and petrol engine configuration are suited to ordinary road use without the complexity of a four-wheel-drive system.
Worth knowing
- · The available data does not establish fuel economy or annual running cost.
- · The available data does not provide safety equipment, so safety cannot be scored honestly.
- · Owner-rating data is not provided, and the launch status is still not on sale.
Turbo Truth's own rating, weighed up from the published prices, specifications and owner ratings on this page — for an Indian buyer, against others in the same segment. It is not a road test: we have not ridden or driven this vehicle.
Compiled by Turbo Truth from publicly available figures on 23 Sept 2026. Prices are ex-showroom and change without notice; confirm at the dealership before you buy.
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