Introducing the new Hyundai Bayon
If you want a compact SUV that is easy to drive every day and easy to live with, the new Hyundai Bayon is an always reliable choice. It gives you the raised seating position many drivers want, but it keeps the footprint manageable enough for town parking, school runs, and busy commuter routes.
The latest Bayon brings a fresher look and a more modern cabin feel than earlier versions. Hyundai has updated the styling with a sharper front end and a cleaner lighting signature, while the interior keeps things simple and useful. You get technology that is straightforward to use, sensible running costs, and enough flexibility for the everyday jobs that matter most.
If you want to see how it handles your own routine, you can book a test drive with Vertu.
New Hyundai Bayon trim options
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Trim
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Best For
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Key Features
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Black Line
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Drivers who want strong standard equipment and distinctive styling at a sensible price
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16-inch black alloy wheels, black door mirrors, privacy glass, heated front seats, heated steering wheel, 10.25-inch digital driver display, 10.25-inch touchscreen navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
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Tech Line
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Drivers who want a more premium feel with extra convenience and comfort
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17-inch silver alloy wheels, keyless entry, engine start/stop button, wireless phone charging, automatic air conditioning, rain-sensing wipers, auto-dimming rear-view mirror, front parking sensors, front armrest
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New Hyundai Bayon running costs
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Trim
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Engine
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Transmission
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Fuel Economy
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Key Running Cost Notes
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Black Line
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1.0T-GDi 90PS
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6-speed manual
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Up to 52.3 mpg combined
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A good fit if you want lower fuel costs and a straightforward manual setup
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Black Line
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1.0T-GDi 90PS
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7-speed dual-clutch automatic
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Up to 53.3 mpg combined
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Useful for drivers who spend a lot of time in traffic and want an easy automatic
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Tech Line
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1.0T-GDi 90PS
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6-speed manual
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Up to 52.3 mpg combined
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Running costs stay close to Black Line, with the extra spend going into convenience features
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Tech Line
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1.0T-GDi 90PS
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7-speed dual-clutch automatic
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Up to 53.3 mpg combined
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Best if you want the highest Bayon specification with relaxed everyday driving
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New Hyundai Bayon safety features and rating
- The Hyundai Bayon received a four-star Euro NCAP safety rating in 2021.
- Forward Collision Avoidance Assist helps detect vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists ahead and can brake if needed.
- Lane Keep Assist helps stop the Bayon drifting out of its lane on longer journeys.
- Lane Follow Assist adds steering support to help keep the car centred on the motorway.
- Intelligent Speed Limit Assist helps you spot changing limits more clearly.
- A rear-view camera helps you reverse more confidently in tight spaces.
- Rear parking sensors give extra support when you are backing into bays or edging closer to walls.
- Front parking sensors on Tech Line help when you are moving into narrower urban spaces.
- Blind spot support is available through higher-spec safety equipment, which is useful on faster roads and multi-lane traffic.
New Hyundai Bayon practicality and space
- The Bayon has a surprisingly roomy cabin for a compact SUV, which helps when you are carrying adults in the back or loading up for a full day out.
- The raised seating position makes it easier to get in and out, which is useful if your day involves lots of short stops.
- The boot is a practical shape for shopping bags, school gear, and smaller travel items, so daily loading feels simple rather than awkward.
- Cabin storage gives you sensible places for bottles, phones, keys, and the bits you carry every day.
- Its compact size helps in tighter streets and smaller car parks, but it still gives passengers enough room to sit comfortably.
- Rear space works well for regular family use, especially if you want something small outside that does not feel cramped once everyone is inside.
New Hyundai Bayon tech and convenience
- The arrow-shaped LED lights give the Bayon a more distinctive front and rear look, but they also make the car easier for other road users to spot in poor light and heavy traffic.
- The “Seamless Horizon” light bar creates a cleaner lighting signature across the front, which gives the Bayon a more modern appearance and helps it stand out more clearly in crowded car parks or at dusk.
- The 10.25-inch touchscreen navigation system is large enough to read easily at a glance, which helps reduce distraction when following directions.
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto let you use familiar maps, music, and calls without learning a complicated new system.
- The 10.25-inch digital driver display puts speed and key driving information directly ahead of you, so it is easier to check what you need without looking away for long.
- Wireless phone charging in Tech Line means you can keep your phone powered on shorter and longer journeys without trailing cables around the cabin.
- Front and rear parking sensors, plus the rear-view camera, make everyday manoeuvres less stressful if you regularly park in busier urban areas.
Can I buy a new Hyundai Bayon on finance?
Yes, you can buy a new Hyundai Bayon on finance with Vertu, which can make it easier to choose the version you want and spread the cost in a way that suits your budget. If you are considering Hyundai Bayon on finance, this can also help you step into a Tech Line model or automatic version without paying the full cost upfront.
Hyundai Bayon on finance can suit different types of buyers. Some want lower monthly payments, some want a clear route to ownership, and some simply want a convenient way to drive a new car for an agreed period. Potential finance options may include:
- PCP - Personal Contract Purchase. This can suit drivers who want lower monthly payments and more flexibility at the end of the agreement.
- HP - Hire Purchase. This can suit drivers who want fixed payments and a clear route to ownership.
- PCH - Personal Contract Hire. This can suit drivers who want to lease the car rather than own it.
For more information on how these options work, read car finance explained.
Where can I buy a new Hyundai Bayon?
You can buy a new Hyundai Bayon through Vertu Hyundai dealerships, where you can compare trims properly, look around the cabin, and get a clear feel for how the Bayon fits your day-to-day driving. Visiting a Hyundai dealership also lets you check details like rear passenger space, boot usability, and how the technology works in person.
When you buy through Vertu, you also benefit from expert customer service, support from trained teams, and access to servicing and aftersales care. That matters if you want everything in one place, from choosing the car to looking after it later on.
You can also browse new Hyundai stock and compare the Bayon with other new cars in stock before making your decision. If the Bayon looks like the right fit, booking an appointment or sending an enquiry online is the best next step.
New Hyundai Bayon FAQs
Which new Hyundai Bayon trim should I choose?
Black Line is the sensible choice for most buyers because it already gives you heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, black exterior styling, twin 10.25-inch screens, and smartphone connectivity. Tech Line suits drivers who want extra convenience features like keyless entry, wireless phone charging, front parking sensors, and automatic air conditioning.
Is the new Hyundai Bayon easy to park in tight spaces?
Yes, the Bayon is well suited to tight parking spaces because it combines compact exterior dimensions with a useful driving position, rear parking sensors, and a rear-view camera. Tech Line adds front parking sensors as well, which helps if you often park in narrower bays or tighter streets.
Are the tech features of the new Hyundai Bayon easy to use?
Yes, the Bayon keeps things simple. The main touchscreen is large and clear, the digital driver display is easy to read, and Apple CarPlay or Android Auto means you can keep using the apps you already know. That makes a difference if you want technology that helps rather than gets in the way.
What warranty cover should I expect on a new Hyundai Bayon?
A new Hyundai Bayon comes with Hyundai’s five-year unlimited mileage warranty, along with five years of roadside assistance and vehicle health checks. That gives extra reassurance if you plan to keep the car for several years.
What insurance group is the new Hyundai Bayon in?
Insurance group can vary depending on the exact trim and transmission you choose. In general, the Bayon sits in a range that is typical for a small petrol SUV, but it is always worth checking the exact version you want, especially if you are comparing manual and automatic models.
Should I choose a fixed or flexible servicing plan for a new Hyundai Bayon?
That depends on how predictable your yearly mileage is. A fixed plan can make sense if your routine stays much the same, while a more flexible option may suit you better if your mileage changes through the year. If you want more detail, take a look at Hyundai servicing.
