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  • Kia reveals new BAYON lineup. Check it out!

    2022-Hyundai-BAYON-910Hyundai has finally unveiled the BAYON. This is the brand’s all-new crossover SUV designed specifically for Europe. This is a B-segment machine and is the smallest in Hyundai’s lineup. The vehicle features a compact exterior, a comfortable interior and an extended list of safety features. Let’s check out some more, shall we?

    Exterior design

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    BAYON is defined by a distinctive exterior design with a unique approach and high-tech looking details. At the front, there’s a wide grille that opens at the bottom, creating a solid and muscular stance. At the same time, the three-part main lights blend well with the air intakes and establish a unique look and expression.

    At the sides, a dynamic shoulder provides a wedge-shaped appearance. Also, the arrow-shaped C-pillar provides some more dynamics in the exterior architecture. All this, in combination with the massive fenders, creates this unmistakable vision of the vehicle.

    And last, but not least, the rear reveals an arrow-shaped lights design that enhances the dramatic look of the pillar dynamics. Also, the thin horizontal line that connects the lights adds one more layer of width.

    On the side, a dynamic shoulder provides a wedge-shaped appearance. The arrow-shaped C-pillar provides dynamic and unexpected architecture. This, in combination with the fender feature and cladding, defines its unique character.

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    To the rear, arrow-shaped lights underline the pillar dynamics. Their far-out position creates a wide stance. In addition, a thin horizontal line connecting the taillights further emphasises width and connects the rear and the side in one gesture. Angular lines above the rear arch emphasise volume, creating a vivid section. The strong rear section and visually extended rear window initiate a unique and expressive rear design. Full LED lights and indicators complete its modern look.

    BAYON is available with 15-inch steel wheels or 16- or 17-inch alloy wheels.

    Interior

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    BAYON offers a clear and spacey cabin with tons of features. There’s a focus on optimising the comfort of passengers and increasing the boot space. What immediately makes a strong impression is that the cabin is richly equipped with advanced smart technologies that altogether contribute to a safer and more pleasurable ride for all vehicle occupants.

    Such gadgets include large AVN screens, smartphone integration via Apple Carplay and Android Auto, 25-inch Audio Video Navigation (AVN), 8-inch Display Audio, 25-inch digital cluster, Bose Premium Sound System, Wireless charging pad and three USB ports.

    Additionally, BAYON is geared with the latest Hyundai Bluelink upgrade, which offers state-of-the-art Connected Car Services. These include Connected Routing and new User Profile feature. Also, there’s calendar integration, and tons of other handy goodies such as Live Parking Services, Online Voice Recognition, Online POI function, enhanced security features and automatic diagnostics and vehicle reporting.

    Safety features

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    BAYON offers driver and passengers a robust suite of safety gadgets that ensure a safe journey. There’s also a number of semi-autonomous driving features as Lane Following Assist, Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist, Driver Attention Warning, Leading Vehicle Departure Alert, Occupant Alert for alerting there’s some movement in the rear seats, eCall with automatic alert emergency services.

    Drivetrain system

    BAYON manages to achieve a neat balance between power output and efficiency. The vehicle also offers some neat CO2 emissions. The available T-GDi is a turbocharged power unit with direct injection for optimal efficiency. In fact, the economy is achieved thanks to the 48-volt mild-hybrid technology with smart Manual Transmission that altogether results in an even more enhanced fuel saving and efficiency.

    BAYON also comes with Hyundai’s unique Variable Valve Duration technology which regulates the duration of the valve opening and closing according to the driving conditions. This results in optimized engine performance and improved fuel efficiency.

    Speaking of engines, BAYON is geared with an agile 1.0-litre T-GDi power unit with 48V and a choice between 100 or 120hp. Additionally, this setup can be specified with either a 6-sped Intelligent Manual Transmission or a 7-speed dual-clutch gearbox.

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    The Bayon is also the first Hyundai SUV to come with Rev Matching, a feature that is usually reserved for the brand’s high-performance models. The Rev matching manages to sync the engine to the output shaft, which allows for smoother or sportier downshifts, depending on the driver’s preferences.

     

  • Hyundai Motor announces name of its all-new SUV: Hyundai Bayon

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    Hyundai Motor has revealed the name of a new crossover SUV model: Hyundai Bayon. Coming to the European market in the first half of 2021, Bayon will be a fully-new model and an important addition to the current Hyundai SUV line-up.

    “Hyundai is strongly established in the European SUV market already, in terms of our model range as well as our sales success,” says Andreas-Christoph Hofmann, Vice President of Marketing & Product. “By launching a new, additional B-segment model as the entry point into our SUV line-up, we see a great opportunity to cover European customers’ demand even better and to increase our offering in a highly popular segment.”

    Hyundai Bayon will join the Kona, Tucson, NEXO and Santa Fe, becoming the latest member of the Hyundai SUV line-up in Europe.

    The name Bayon was inspired by the city of Bayonne in the southwest of France. As Hyundai Bayon is primarily a European product, Hyundai decided to name it after a European city. Positioned between the Atlantic coast and the Pyrenees mountains, the French town is a great location for those who enjoy activities such as sailing and hiking, fitting with the lifestyle character of the new model.

    During the last 20 years, the company has frequently taken inspiration from locations around the world to generate some of the best-known nameplates among SUVs. These include not only the Tucson and Santa Fe, named after cities in the states of Arizona and New Mexico respectively, but also the Kona – whose name is derived from the Kona district on the Big Island of Hawaii. Even the pioneering fuel-cell electric vehicle NEXO has a geographic connection, taking its name from Nexø – one of the largest towns on the popular Danish holiday island of Bornholm.

    More details about the Hyundai Bayon will be revealed soon.