The wait for the Hyundai Bayon is shortening, and the paint job is arguably the first thing you’ll notice. Hyundai just dropped the full list of 10 exterior colour options, giving a clear picture of what you can expect when the car hits showrooms on October 26. The lineup splits into six monotone shades, two dual-tone combos, and two matte finishes, but there’s a catch: the company hasn’t confirmed which trims get which paint jobs yet.
Here’s the breakdown. For monotone, you’ve got Titanium Black, Classy Blue, Atlas White, Fiery Red, Golden Bronze, and Ecotronic Grey. The dual-tone options are limited to Atlas White and Fiery Red, both paired with a black roof. Matte finishes? Only Titanium Black and Classy Blue. This means if you’re eyeing that premium matte look or the sporty black roof, your choices are narrow. Golden Bronze and Ecotronic Grey are strictly single-colour, so no roof contrast there.
Under the hood, the Bayon sticks to the familiar 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, pushing 113.4hp and 143.8Nm. You can pair it with a six-speed manual or an IVT automatic. On the safety front, Hyundai claims six airbags, electronic stability control, ISOFIX, tyre pressure monitoring, and hill-start assist are standard across all variants. The Level 2 Pro ADAS suite packs 23 functions and three radars, though availability might vary by trim. The brand says it’s engineered for 5-star Indian safety standards based on internal tests, but remember—no independent crash-test rating exists yet.
Before you wire that ₹11,000 booking amount, ask your dealer two critical questions: Does the dual-tone or matte paint cost extra? And is your preferred shade available on the specific variant you want? Matte paint, in particular, requires different care—you can’t polish it like glossy finishes, so factor in that maintenance. Hyundai will share delivery timelines and final pricing at the October 26 launch, so hold off on assuming availability until then. Bookings are open online at hyundai.co.in or at any authorized dealership, but the price tag will only land when the car officially debuts.