Upcoming Hyundai Bayon-Based SUV Interiors Spied with Dual-Tone Cabin

Spy shots of Hyundai’s upcoming Bayon midsize crossover SUV (internally codenamed BC4i) have surfaced online, offering the first clear look at its interior architecture. Positioned strategically between the Venue sub-four-metre SUV and the larger Creta, the new model is undergoing final validation testing ahead of its planned launch.

Interior Architecture and Cabin Features

The spy shots reveal a modern, tech-focused dashboard featuring a minimalist flat-top panel designed to enhance forward visibility. A key highlight is the curved dual-screen setup that integrates the digital driver’s display with the central infotainment touchscreen. This configuration is similar to the dual 12.3-inch displays seen on higher-spec variants of the Venue.

The interior adopts a contrasting black-and-white dual-tone theme applied across the dashboard panels, door pads and upholstery. Additional cabin highlights revealed by the spy images include:

• Updated Steering Wheel: Features a two-tone steering wheel design inspired by the new venue, incorporating Hyundai's four-dot Morse code emblem instead of the traditional 'H' badge.
• Door Trim Details: Integrates circular interior door handles paired with two-tone door pad surrounds.
• Comfort and Visibility: A minimalist dash design paired with elevated seating delivers an open cabin layout.

Exterior Styling and Technical Details

The Hyundai car exterior styling follows Hyundai’s 'Art of Steel' design language, featuring boxy SUV proportions and a split-headlamp layout. On the front, the vehicle displays H-styled top-mounted LED DRLs, a wide slatted grille and trapezoidal headlight housings.

The side profile highlights squared-off wheel arches, body cladding, functional roof rails, dual-tone alloy wheels and a single-pane sunroof. Outside rearview mirrors have integrated 360-degree cameras. And, the rear profile is equipped with a raked windshield and a chunky bumper featuring integrated parking sensors.

Key Vehicle Parameters

Parameter	Product Details
Internal Codename	BC4i
Segment Positioning	Midsize crossover SUV (slotted between Venue and Creta)
Estimated Length	4.2 metres to 4.4 metres
Expected Petrol Engine	1.5-litre NA Petrol (115 PS / 143.8 Nm)
Transmission Options	6-speed Manual Transmission (MT) and Intelligent Variable Transmission (IVT)
Alternative Fuel Option	Factory-fitted dual-cylinder CNG setup
Primary Competitors	Maruti Suzuki Victoris, Grand Vitara and Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder

Market Positioning and Strategy

Measuring between 4.2 metres and 4.4 metres in length, the Bayon-based SUV aims to capture buyers seeking midsize dimensions at a lower entry price point than the Creta. For the mechanical aspect, Hyundai is expected to offer the Creta's 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine paired with manual and IVT gearboxes.

If introduced with an underbody or dual-cylinder CNG setup, the crossover will become Hyundai's first four-metre-plus offering in India. This will feature factory-fitted CNG, enabling the automaker to compete directly against multi-fuel rivals in the midsize SUV segment.

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