Hyundai’s India website has detailed the design and technology features of the BAYON, a global SUV planned for the Indian market. It presents the model as a combination of a tough exterior and a high-tech, connected cabin with a Generative AI-powered voice assistant. The page does not give a launch date or price, and it notes that a type approval certificate has been applied for.

Hyundai says the BAYON’s exterior follows its “Art of Steel” design philosophy. A sculpted hood, pronounced fenders and the H-Edge lighting signature give the SUV what the company describes as a confident and futuristic presence on the road. The model is positioned as a youthful SUV for city driving and beyond.

Inside, Hyundai describes a clean, progressive cabin designed around modern lifestyles. Digital features are placed within easy reach, and the layout is meant to make connectivity feel simple rather than complicated. The AI-powered voice assistant is included to help drivers navigate every journey with greater ease.

The BAYON name comes from Bayonne, a city in the French Basque region known for its character, energy and spirit of exploration. Hyundai says the name reflects its global design approach and gives the SUV an identity of dynamism, individuality and adventure. The page also calls BAYON an “Intelligent Utility Vehicle” for modern urban lifestyles.

Simon Loasby, Senior Vice President and Head of Hyundai Design Center at Hyundai Motor Company, said the company wanted BAYON to make a confident first impression in India. He said the goal was to create “a high tech interior within a tough exterior,” with intelligent technology and thoughtful design for urban customers. For Indian buyers, Hyundai is presenting the model as a connected SUV option, though no launch or pricing details are available on the page.