Hyundai Bayon Reviews

Read the definitive Hyundai Bayon 2025 review from the expert What Car? team. Check specs, prices, performance and compare with similar cars. Hyundai's smallest crossover (despite what the Korean firm might try and tell you, we'd argue the Inster is a city car), first unveiled back in 2021 and facelifted in 2024.

Like the Hyundai i20, the Bayon has ditched the 118bhp mild-hybrid engines, with just the 98bhp petrol engine left standing. Read detailed reviews of the entire Hyundai Bayon range, including performance, safety & handling, running costs, & a lot more on Parkers. Hyundai's Bayon offers yet another option at the more affordable end of the small SUV segment.

Jonathan Crouch takes a look Ten Second Review Hyundai broadens its SUV line-up with a more affordable entry-level model, this car, the Bayon. It takes established engineering from the brand's i20 supermini and delivers it with the trendier crossover vibe that customers for small cars increasingly. The Hyundai Bayon has a 334-litre boot, which is bigger than you'd get in an i20 hatchback but quite a bit less than you'd get in a Skoda Kamiq or Ford Puma.

There is a height-adjustable boot floor provided as standard, which helps reduce the lip for lifting things over. A complete Hyundai Bayon 2025 review. Discover if this compact SUV leads in design, features, and value in today's market.

The Hyundai Bayon is a fine small SUV, with striking looks and some impressive onboard tech. Read our review of the Hyundai Bayon SUV. Find out about its interior, boot space, MPG and more.

Compare new, used and lease prices. The Hyundai Bayon is the smallest SUV in the Korean manufacturer's range, sitting below the Hyundai Kona to give the brand a direct rival for the likes of the Ford Puma, SEAT Arona, Skoda Kamiq.