The new Hyundai Bayon has arrived in India—but does it deserve a place on your SUV shortlist? Times Drive Editor Manav Sinha gets behind the wheel to find out. With prices starting at ₹9.99 lakh (ex-showroom), the Bayon brings a 1.5-litre petrol engine with manual and iVT automatic gearbox options. But beyond the specifications and features, how does the package come together on the road? In our Hyundai Bayon first drive review, we explore its design, cabin, practicality and driving experience—and assess what it offers Indian buyers. Would you choose the new Bayon, stretch your budget for a Creta, or pick a rival? Share your choice in the comments. Subscribe to Times Drive for more car and bike reviews, first drives, comparisons and automotive news.
