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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 want. Plus there's also the advantage of a more sophisticated and more spacious cabin than you'd get with a conventional small hatch. This is a much-copied formula of course, but this Hyundai delivers it with value and a class-leading warranty.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Introduction
00:42 Background
02:48 Driving Experience
08:46 Design & Build
20:18 Market & Model Range
31:05 Cost of Ownership
35:56 Summary
Background
Small SUVs used to cost relatively small amounts of money. Most of them no longer do. Which has created a vacuum into which budget priced Crossover models can enter the market - cars like this one, the Hyundai Bayon.
Basically, it's a Crossover version of the brand's i20 supermini. The previous generation i20 included an 'Active'-spec model in its line-up to meet this need, but that was nothing more than an i20 with roof rails and a bit of body cladding. The Bayon is a proper purpose-designed SUV positioned in Hyundai's line-up just below the Korean brand's most well established small SUV, the Kona. With this Bayon, you can own this kind of car at close-to-supermini pricing. If that sounds attractive, read on.
Driving Experience
As with the i20 supermini, the range is primarily built around a 1.0-litre turbocharged T-GDi petrol turbo three cylinder engine offering either 100PS or 120 PS and equipped with 48V mild hybrid electrification. This powerplant can be matched either with the brand's clever 6-speed 'iMT' Intelligent Manual Transmission or a 7-speed dual clutch DCT automatic gearbox.
Both versions of the petrol engine have the same torque output - 172Nm. The 100PS variant takes 10.7 seconds to reach 62mph with manual transmission - or a second longer as a DCT automatic. The 120PS derivative is three-tenths of a second quicker to 62mph with either transmission fitted. As usual with mild hybrid technology, the difference this makes out on the road is difficult to feel; there's a fraction more mid-range throttle response; and the start/stop system cuts in a little earlier at urban speeds. That's about it. Whatever your choice of engine, you get three selectable driving modes - 'Eco', 'Normal' or 'Sport' - with the latter offering a rev matching function for the iMT manual gearbox. That iMT set-up allows the car to enter into two possible levels of coasting depending on the conditions, the first leaving the engine idling and the second turning it off completely, though it will of course spring to life again the moment your foot touches the throttle.
Design and Build
The Bayon is much closer in size to a supermini than its Kona SUV showroom stablemate. At 4,180mm long and 1,775mm wide, its dimensions are certainly compact, making this Hyundai slightly smaller, not only than the Kona but also than obvious rivals like Ford's Puma and Renault's Captur. The so-called 'Sensuous Sportiness' design language used here ensures for a reasonably overt dose of pavement presence though and a higher than average ride height of 183mm means the Bayon looks a little more SUV-like than some of its competitors. There are sharp creases on the flanks and lighting is a key theme, with angled headlamps placed below slim running lights, with arrow-shaped tail lamps at the back. Contrasting skid plates front and rear and black lower body cladding provide the necessary crossover cues.
Inside up-front, a 10.25-inch digital instrument panel is standard and a centre dash touchscreen of the same size can be specified as an upgrade over the normal 8-inch display. The rear seat reaps the benefit of a relatively long 2,580mm wheelbase, which allows back seat folk 882mm of legroom. As for the cargo area, well there's a 411-litre boot, which can be extended to 1,205-litres with the split-folding rear bench pushed right flat.
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Would you BUY a Hyundai BAYon? 🤔
It not for me
Thinking about it!!
Doesn't come in mild hybrid in Denmark. I liked the smaller family car i20 but I want more room without breaking the bank.
Could be a reasonable choice.
Yes probably as a good package for the money.
Just bought it yesterday 😀
am geeting that car 2024 well done buddy
Hi there, I was just watching your Suzuki jimny video and was wondering where abouts the off-road course was that you filmed at? Many thanks, and yet another great video!
Great reviews well put over and very unbiased thanks.
Thanks Dave, we aim to provide the most comprehensive and unbiased reviews out there so that's great to hear 👍
Great review as usual thanks.
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What’s the residual value for the Kona? Would be interesting for the comparison.
The lane assistance can best be turned of in suburbia, then the stearing will turn light as should.
Had one as a loaner, spot on regarding the steering rack, feels like it's on Morphine, can't feel a thing through the steering wheel, no idea what the tyres were doing.
The engine is very noisy and sounds like an old lawnmower.
If you're serious about buying one, I wouldn't consider anything less than the top of range model. You want all the toys you can get at this price point.
To be fair, I loved the cabin, especially the ambient lighting. Seats are nothing special, the do the job, but there's no option for lumbar adjustment. The rear seats are for kids, not adults, don't even try.
I've always been a fan of Hyundai's infotainment systems, very simple and easy to navigate, this one is very straightforward, didn't even need to refer to the manual.
Five year warranty is great, and you'll need it, this little car has Range Rover reliability written all over it. Way too many electronics and gadgets, mild hybrid just means massive bills.
An interesting and attractive car. Would have liked to have seen a more innovative interior, similar to the Jazz or the Casper. Good review.
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Thanks for this review. It was just what I needed as I'm researching compact hybrid vehicles. I actually prefer the look of the Bayon to the Ioniq, and it seems a bit more practical.
I'm also interested in the 'Mocean' idea that Hyundai offer, which is like PCP except more flexible (with servicing, tax and roadside assistance included), and there's no deposit or final payment. This saves thousands, assuming that vehicle ownership is not required. I'll have a look at a Bayon in the next few days and report back.
I'm confused by this: "BUY, LEASE OR FINANCE A HYUNDAI BAYON FROM OSV". The link just goes to the video itself. I was expecting it to go to an offer page of some sort. Do you actually arrange finance and leasing?
Hi Tony, thanks for highlighting the issue with the link - this is now fixed 👍 We supply every make and model in the UK and our team can explore pricing options with you. Get in touch on 01903 538835 or click here to book a call at a convenient time - bit.ly/3soFVbF
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Tres bonne voiture
Tiresome level of complexity.
At about 30mins saw shaking drivers seat (engine at idle?).
Reminds me that I was not impressed with 3 cylinder i30 I drove. Vibrated like a diesel, especially from cold.
Sorry to hear that you found the review tiresome Jeremy. We have a shorter version of this review going up in the new year 👍 Be sure to ring the bell icon above to get notified when it goes live!
@@OsvUkVehicleSupply you misunderstand. Review is fine. The complexity or car designs is tiresome to me.
I prefer simplicity not 'lets pack it full of features that are never used and multiple computers, Remove as many often used intuitive easy to use buttons and knobs as possible'..All worshipping at the alter of car fashion.
The flaw with car design is people who are convinced they can improve on perfection. You can't. All you end up doing is breaking things creating more driver distraction and 'load'.
Your reviews are actually pretty great.👍
I don't really understand why mild hybrid systems never seemed to surface. The 48v battery in this car probably doesn't cost much more then £500. Not sure how much cost it adds to the car though.
Thanks for your comment Michael. Are you interested in getting the Bayon?
Greatttt
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No spare wheel = no sale to me. A pity I love the manula handbrake and 6 speed gear lever.
I just bought 6 manual, 4 cylindars, Premium package with spare wheel and 1.4 MPI engine pure petrol... 🥰
Hyundai missed a trick with this car! Wanted a replacement for my IX20 and this car isn't it.Height of car reduced and seating position much too low,don't think this Hyundai will be a big seller!
It will be interesting to see how well the Bayon sells. Are you looking to stick with Hyundai for your next vehicle?
If you are based in the UK and still looking for a replacement for your IX20 we supply all makes and models. Our Vehicle Specialists would be more than happy to explore various options that meet your requirements. You can get in touch with our team on 01903 538835.
Had the Premium Bayon as a loan car whilst my i20 16 plate was having new front discs fitted.
Drove from dealer to home, 20 miles. 55mpg, then to the shopping park and Harvester for lunch and back to the dealer. 46mpg
I liked everything except it felt slugish pulling away, the car was in Eco all the time so probably explains that. Everything else as per the review I liked.
Ride was a bit better, but then the Bayon has 17" rims compared to 15", Contiental rubber v Michelin rubber.
Braking was on the button, I could feel the car brake system work, it may pulled the seat belt slightly as well.
The car had 70 miles left, my return journey put 55 miles left. Put in 5l and took the remaining mileage up to 101miles left. Bang on with the fuel consumption display 46.2mpg - 10mpg more than my i20 with the same engine and nil car tax. 1.7 mpg less than my previous 02 Octavia diesel.
More mpg v Car Tax at £180.
Downside, by 16 yr old loved it and want me to have one.
Thanks for sharing your ownership experience Steve. Would you consider getting one as your next car?
It is not a Byon it is a Bayon! Bay-on !
Thanks Sidney, pronunciation has never been our strong suit 😅
No, i20 had clutch problems for years
No they didn't
Oh dear. Lost me at 3 cylinder
Hi Peter, we have a shorter 7-minute version of this review if you'd prefer to watch that 👍 th-cam.com/video/Yg0Qu86z26U/w-d-xo.html
@@OsvUkVehicleSupply actually what i meant was i wouldnt consider a 3 cylinder car. Had nothing to do with review which as always i find very comprehensive
Interior quality & traditional handbrake make it a no for me.
Are you looking for a new car at the moment Nicky?
Prefer traditional handbrake. It's linear rather than digital has feel so you know it is on rather than having to trust it is on. You don't need a computer and £££ to change brake pads, there is no algorithm or electronics to go wrong, and if your battery goes flat your brakes lock on so you cannot bump start it. A lever is far more intuitive, simple, fun and sensible.
I’ve seen this in the flesh - what an utter mess of design - dreadful
What don't you like about the design, Petrillo?
Do yourself a favour and buy a Kia Xceed instead.
What puts you off the Bayon, Bill?
Thanks for the nice review but this car is unattractive and unimpressive, and certainly will sell marginally
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Which other cars do you have your eye on?
@@OsvUkVehicleSupply I'd say Juke, Capture, XCeed!
@@behzadutube Wahahaha. Juke? Capture? Obviously you don't have any idea about cars.
Strange how they can't get enough. 6 months wait.