Hyundai Bayon

1st gen (BC3 CUV) · SUV · 2021 to today

Key figures

Price
from €18,490New: €18,490 – €25,990Used: €14,500 – €21,000
Power
84–120 hp
Space
411 L bootrear seats average room5 seats

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Specifications

On sale
2021 to today
Body
SUV
Euro NCAP
No result in KAR's data yet
Fuel
petrol
Gearbox
manual, automatic
Drive
front-wheel
Fuel use
5.4–5.6 L/100km
Length
4,180 mm
Kerb weight
1,150 kg

Engines sold in Greece

EnginePowerFuel or energy useNew price
1.2 MPi 79/84 hppetrol · manual84 hp5.6 L/100km€18,490 – €20,490
1.0 T-GDi 100 hp (48V on some versions)petrol · manual / automatic100 hp5.4 L/100km€20,490 – €25,990
1.0 T-GDi 120 hp 48Vpetrol, mild hybrid · manual / automatic120 hp5.6 L/100km

Typical used prices in Greece

First registeredAsking price
2021–2022€14,500 – €17,500
2023–2025€16,500 – €21,000

Strengths

  • Generous 411 l boot for a car under 4.2 m
  • Low running costs; the 1.0 T-GDi is frugal at steady speeds
  • 5-year warranty and simple, well-known Hyundai mechanicals

Compromises

  • The 1.2 MPi is underpowered for motorways and loaded trips
  • Hard plastics and a noisy cabin at motorway speeds

Check before you buy

  • Very common as a rental car in Greece: check ownership history and interior wear
  • On iMT (clutch-by-wire) manuals, check the clutch bites smoothly
  • On DCT cars, check it pulls away smoothly from rest and on hill starts

In Greece

One of the most common small SUVs in Greece, so parts are cheap and resale is easy.

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Figures from KAR's car data, checked October 2026. Prices are typical ranges for Greece: confirm them with the seller before you buy. All car models