In recent years, the well-known automotive manufacturer Hyundai has brought a breath of fresh air to its price list and above all to that available in Italy, thanks to its Bayon model, a crossover SUV with a compact design that combines performance and dimensions that are not exaggerated to allow agile and quiet city driving without sacrificing the characteristics of the SUV.
After an initial initial period, Hyundai has now decided to update its crossover by introducing some improvements both from the design point of view and from the equipment point of view, in order to eliminate the defects present in the previous model and add some additional features that can make the difference.
Various improvements
The new version adds certain additional features especially from a performance point of view connectivity and security which now reach the top of the category, as if that wasn’t enough the Hyundai designers got to work and redesigned some details, an example are the LED front daytime running lights which are now joined by a light light strip also LED.
Externally we find redesigned 16 and 17 inch wheels, while internally the touch screen is now standard 10.25 inches with integrated navigatorHyundai Bluelink technology and Live services for weather forecasts and real-time traffic, to which is added native support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
The price list is configured like this, let’s start from 21,150 euros in XTech trim and 1.2 MPI 79 HP petrol engine, followed by the XLine version, with more content, for 22,800 euros, configurable with the 1.2 MPI 79 HP, 1.0 T-GDI 100 HP and 1.0 T-GDI Mild Hybrid engines 48 V 100 HP and lastly, the top of the range version, XClass from 27,100 euros in the Mild Hybrid 1.0 T-GDI 48 V version with 100 HP and 7-speed DCT automatic transmission.
