Hyundai is launching Bayon-based SUV in India to rival Maruti Victoris and Mahindra XUV 7XO, plus the 7-seater Ni1i. Bayon SUV targets mid-size segment with petrol/CNG, while Ni1i (2027) offers strong hybrid. Both aim to capture growing SUV demand.
Maruti Vitara hits 1 lakh sales in 8 months. This July, get up to ₹90,000 benefits on select variants, including strong hybrid, CNG, and petrol mild hybrid. Prices on four variants are slashed by ₹39,000 each, making the panoramic sunroof more affordable.
Hyundai Motor India is planning 26 new models by 2030, including four new Hyundai SUVs by 2027. Highlights include a Bayon-based compact SUV, next-gen Creta with hybrid tech, a new 7-seater SUV, and a sub-4m electric SUV rivaling Tata Punch EV.
