Hyundai’s latest Bayon teasers show its H-Edge lighting signature, geometric alloy wheels and exterior details ahead of the SUV’s India debut
Hyundai has released fresh teasers of the upcoming Bayon, revealing its front lighting, tail lamps and alloy wheel design. These follow the first official exterior and interior images released, offering a closer look at how those design elements translate onto the SUV.
H-Edge Lighting At The Front And Rear
The front teaser highlights a slim horizontal white light strip paired with a broader, vertically oriented outer element. Housed within a dark surround, this arrangement follows the H-Edge lighting treatment . A prominent bonnet crease is also visible above the lighting assembly.
The close-up focuses on the upper lighting signature rather than revealing the complete headlamp arrangement. Previous test mules have indicated a split lighting layout, with the main headlamps positioned lower down.
At the rear, Bayon carries a similar horizontal-and-vertical theme. Slim red lighting elements extend towards the outer corners, where they meet a vertical section. A black trim panel runs across the tailgate, visually linking the lamps, although the teaser does not establish whether the entire connecting section illuminates.
17-Inch Alloys And Chunky Cladding
The wheel teaser reveals a distinctive geometric alloy design with machined silver surfaces and black recesses. Five angular sections surround the Hyundai-branded centre cap, giving the wheels a more intricate appearance than a conventional spoke pattern.
The 215/55 R17 tyres are framed by substantial black wheel-arch cladding, which extends into the lower bumper and side sill area. A circular parking sensor is also visible near the front wheel arch. Wheel sizes and designs for other variants are yet to be revealed.
These details build on the upright proportions, pronounced arches and sculpted bodywork shown in the sketches. Hyundai has described Bayon’s styling as following its evolving ‘Art of Steel’ design philosophy.
Cabin And Powertrain Expectations
The earlier interior sketch previewed a horizontal dashboard layout with a prominent display area and a raised centre console. Test vehicles have previously revealed dual integrated screens and Hyundai’s steering wheel with four-dot detailing. A sunroof and 360-degree camera setup have also been .
Bayon is expected to sit between Venue and Creta in Hyundai’s Indian portfolio, measuring over four metres in length. Petrol powertrains are expected to form the core of the range, while a factory-fitted CNG option remains a possibility. Engine specifications, variant details, pricing and the launch date are still awaited. Expected launch is sometime next month.