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Hyundai launches Bayon compact SUV in India starting at 10 lakh rupees
Reported by Kavya Rao (Senior Writer) · The Hindu - Business ·
Confirmed by a second source: Business Standard - Top Stories

Hyundai Motor India has launched its new compact mid-size sport utility vehicle, the Bayon, with a starting price of 9,99,900 rupees ex-showroom. The highest-end model in this new lineup goes up to 18 lakh rupees.
Vehicle Features
The company states that the SUV is built for modern buyers who want a mix of innovation, technology, and daily usability. It offers future-ready connectivity, advanced safety features, high-end comfort, and strong performance. A major highlight is the brand's first-ever Generative AI Voice Assistant, which runs on Intelligence by Perplexity and Voice AI by SoundHound AI. This lets drivers talk to the car naturally to get live updates on travel plans, weather, hotels, dining, news, and sports.
Leadership Statement
Tarun Garg, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Hyundai Motor India, called the release a key milestone. He noted that the arrival of the Bayon starts the company's next golden product cycle in the country. He described the vehicle as a sign of the firm's dedication to smart, future-ready travel options that match what Indian buyers expect.
Context
Automakers in India frequently introduce new mid-size sport utility vehicles to capture the massive demand for family cars packed with smart tech and connected features. Voice-controlled artificial intelligence tools are becoming common selling points in modern vehicles as drivers look for safer ways to manage navigation and entertainment without taking their hands off the wheel.
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