Hyundai, which already has the Creta, the Kona and the Venue in its compact crossover SUV range, has revealed yet another B-segment model, the Bayon.
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In line with the brand’s existing SUV naming strategy, the model’s name was apparently inspired by a vacation hotspot: Bayonne, the capital of the French Basque Country, considered one of the most beautiful destinations in the south-west of France.
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A wide grille, three-part main lights, a horizontal air intake band, skid plates and DRLs lend the Bayon a sense of width that belies its modest proportions.
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In profile, a dynamic shoulder gives it a wedge-shaped look, while the C-pillar that kicks up at an angle and the fender with cladding adds character to the silhouette.
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Out back, the arrow-shaped lights positioned far-out on either side, and a horizontal line that connects them, accentuate the sense of width.
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The Bayon comes standard with a full black cloth interior, with two other optional colour combinations available.
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The cabin gets range of connectivity features, including a 10.25-inch digital cluster and a 10.25-inch AVN or 8-inch Display Audio.
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Despite the Bayon’s compact size, it gets a decent 411 litres of boot space.
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“As the SUV body type continues growing in popularity throughout the world, Hyundai saw a demand for a model capable of navigating European cities while at the same time providing enough space to meet customers’ needs,” says Andreas-Christoph Hofmann, Vice President of Marketing & Product at Hyundai Motor Europe.
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