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CHRYSLER JEEP New Hyundai Bayon 2027 First Look – Everything You Need To Know!
The new Hyundai Bayon has been revealed! Hyundai's small SUV has been totally transformed for 2027 with bolder styling, a bigger body (that's 65mm longer and 35mm wider), a larger 440-litre boot and choice of petrol and hybrid engines. But how does it compare against rivals like the Ford Puma and Renault Captur? In this first look review, we tell you everything you need to know about the new Bayon.
You'll find out:
• Exterior design: Art of Steel styling and N-Line details
• Interior: twin 12.3-inch screens and physical controls
• Space and practicality: rear seats and 440-litre boot explained
• Engines: 1.0-litre petrols and future 135bhp hybrid
• Bayon vs rivals: Renault Captur and Ford Puma
• UK price and on-sale date: first deliveries in March 2027
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What do you think of the new Hyundai Bayon? Let us know in the comments below.
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Video chapters:
0:00 Intro: The new Hyundai Bayon
0:33 Exterior styling: what's new?
2:21 Interior & infotainment: twin 12.3-inch screens
3:50 Driving position, visibility and storage
5:43 Rear passenger space
6:58 Boot: 440 litres explained
7:46 Engines: petrols first, hybrid later
9:11 Pricing & UK deliverie
The new Hyundai Bayon has been revealed! Hyundai's small SUV has been totally transformed for 2027 with bolder styling, a bigger body (that's 65mm longer and 35mm wider), a larger 440-litre boot and choice of petrol and hybrid engines. But how does it compare against rivals like the Ford Puma and Renault Captur? In this first look review, we tell you everything you need to know about the new Bayon.
You'll find out:
• Exterior design: Art of Steel styling and N-Line details
• Interior: twin 12.3-inch screens and physical controls
• Space and practicality: rear seats and 440-litre boot explained
• Engines: 1.0-litre petrols and future 135bhp hybrid
• Bayon vs rivals: Renault Captur and Ford Puma
• UK price and on-sale date: first deliveries in March 2027
🔔 Don't forget to subscribe! Hit subscribe and switch on notifications for lots more new car reviews, reveals and road trips: @whatcar
🚗 Thinking about buying a new small SUV? Read our full, detailed written reviews and check the latest pricing on every new car right here: http://www.whatcar.com
What do you think of the new Hyundai Bayon? Let us know in the comments below.
What Car? is the UK's biggest car-buying brand and has been helping buyers for more than 50 years. Our tests are widely regarded as the most independent and in-depth.
Our YouTube channel brings you trusted reviews on all types of car, plus car news, reveals and features.
In-depth written reviews are available on our website www.whatcar.com, where you'll also find advice features, and the latest new and used car deals.
Follow What Car? here:
LIKE What Car? on Facebook: https://goo.gl/yv5jF8
FOLLOW What Car? on Twitter: https://goo.gl/SJzmT8
#HyundaiBayon #HyundaiBayon2026 #SmallSUV #RenaultCaptur #carreview
Video chapters:
0:00 Intro: The new Hyundai Bayon
0:33 Exterior styling: what's new?
2:21 Interior & infotainment: twin 12.3-inch screens
3:50 Driving position, visibility and storage
5:43 Rear passenger space
6:58 Boot: 440 litres explained
7:46 Engines: petrols first, hybrid later
9:11 Pricing & UK deliveries
