Tech Desk: Bengaluru buyers face the highest costs for the new Hyundai Bayon, with the top-spec HX10 CVT variant reaching Rs 22.14 lakh, while Chandigarh offers the most accessible entry point at Rs 11.05 lakh for the base HX2 MT. This significant regional variation, up to Rs 1.98 lakh for the top model, is crucial for prospective owners comparing the Hyundai Bayon on-road price across major Indian cities. The midsize SUV is broadly priced between Rs 10 lakh and Rs 18 lakh (ex-showroom), depending on trim and city.

Currently, the Bayon comes exclusively with a robust 115hp 1.5-litre petrol engine, available across seven distinct trims: HX2, HX3, HX3+, HX5, HX6, HX8, and HX10. While a CNG option is slated for introduction next year, buyers can opt for a seamless CVT automatic transmission starting from the HX5 trim, adding flexibility and convenience to their driving experience. This variant choice significantly impacts the final Hyundai Bayon on-road price.

A closer look at the data reveals the base HX2 MT variant is most affordable in Chandigarh at Rs 11.05 lakh, contrasting sharply with Bengaluru’s Rs 11.85 lakh – an Rs 80,000 difference. For the top-spec HX10 MT, Chandigarh again leads with the lowest price at Rs 18.65 lakh, versus Bengaluru’s Rs 20.48 lakh, highlighting a substantial Rs 1.83 lakh gap.

Even the CVT automatic options present similar disparities. The HX5 CVT is cheapest in Chandigarh at Rs 15.52 lakh and most expensive in Bengaluru at Rs 17.04 lakh, a Rs 1.52 lakh difference. The range-topping HX10 CVT variant follows this trend, with Chandigarh offering it at Rs 20.16 lakh compared to Bengaluru’s Rs 22.14 lakh, marking the highest difference of Rs 1.98 lakh. These figures underscore the importance of checking the Hyundai Bayon on-road price specific to your location.