Hyundai BAYON
1.0 TGDi 48V MHEV Premium 5dr
- Vehicle Year, 2021
- Mileage, 20,664 miles
- Fuel Type, Petrol
- Transmission Type, Manual
Full price.£12,899Price per month. pcp. £180
Price reductions on selected cars, from £250 - £1000 off
A Hyundai Bayon for sale is a compact SUV more akin to a hatchback, designed for urban environments where its small footprint makes it manageable in tight spaces. It’s excellent value for money, safe and reliable, plus you can pick up a used Hyundai Bayon on finance to help spread the cost.
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BAYON
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Start nowThe Hyundai Bayon is a compact crossover model that shares many parts with the Hyundai i20, although it has its own unique styling.
Popular Hyundai Bayon trims
Hyundai uses the same trim level names across the range, which makes understanding what’s what very easy.
> Hyundai Bayon SE Connect - the SE Connect is the cheapest pick with cruise control, air-con, rear parking sensors and a reversing camera
> Hyundai Bayon Premium - mid-spec Premium model with LED headlights, heated front seats and a heated steering wheel
> Hyundai Bayon Ultimate - range-topper Ultimate model with keyless entry, upgraded Bose sound system and glossy styling tweaks
Hyundai Bayon history
The Hyundai Bayon first came out in 2021 and remained the South Korean brand’s smallest crossover until the launch of the electric Inster in 2024.
> Hyundai Bayon (2021) - high-quality, affordable compact crossover launches with excellent levels of equipment and value for money
> Hyundai Bayon facelift (2024) - revised styling, enhanced in-car tech and trim level revisions
Every Hyundai Bayon comes with the essentials, like air-con and cruise control, as well as rear parking sensors and a reversing camera.
Mid-spec models are most popular for their affordable luxuries, such as heated seats, a heated steering wheel and brighter LED headlights.
The standard eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system is fine, but higher-spec models get a bigger 10.25-inch display.
A 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster is standard across the range, and the larger centre touchscreen also became standard with the 2024 facelift.
A used Hyundai Bayon is generally regarded as a reliable vehicle thanks to the company’s strong reputation for quality and dependability.
It also has a comprehensive five-year warranty that doesn’t have a mileage limit, which is great for long-distance drivers.
You can only get 1.0-litre petrol engines, either with 100hp or 120hp. All feature mild hybrid assistance, and they’re genuinely economical both around town and on the motorway.
A used Hyundai Bayon is also cheap to run in other areas, such as insurance and maintenance.
A used Hyundai Bayon for sale is a great pick for anybody living around town who wants plenty of interior space without necessarily driving a big model.
It caters just as well to young families as those whose children have flown the nest and features plenty of tech to keep connected on the go.
No, the Bayon is a smaller class of car than the Hyundai Kona, and you can tell this from behind the wheel.
Compared with the second-generation (2023-) Kona, the Bayon is 75mm shorter, 50mm narrower and 75mm lower It does have an impressive 411-litre boot, which is only 55 litres less than the Kona.
In the traditional sense of the word, not really. But the mild hybrid system can manage a few seconds without the petrol engine, helping to improve efficiency in stop-start traffic.
The mild hybrid system’s battery charges itself with mild regenerative braking, but it’s not a full hybrid like the Hyundai IONIQ or the well-known Toyota Prius.
Other compact crossovers include the Kia Stonic, Citroen C3 Aircross and Renault Captur.
The reality is that most companies have a small crossover model based on a supermini, so you’re spoiled for choice.
Yes, every used Hyundai Bayon will have both rear parking sensors and a reversing camera, which is really handy when parking in tight spaces.
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