- Level-2 ADAS and a 360-degree camera are visible in Hyundai’s images
- The platform is reportedly engineered to meet five-star Bharat NCAP standards
- No crash-test result yet
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Hyundai has put technology at the centre of the Bayon’s pitch, but the safety package matters just as much for family buyers. The company has not yet released a full safety list, so this piece separates what the unveil images show from what we expect.
Seen In The Unveil Images
- Front and rear parking sensors
- A 360-degree camera with multiple view angles
- Electronic parking brake with auto-hold
- Level-2 ADAS
Expected, Not Yet Confirmed
- Six airbags as standard
- Electronic stability control (ESC)
- Hill-hold assist
- Tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)
- ISOFIX child-seat mounts
- Blind-spot monitoring, tied to the 360-degree camera
Reports on the ADAS suite suggest adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, lane-keep assist, blind-spot detection and automatic high beam. Hyundai has not published the function list, and it is also unclear which variants will get it.
Platform And Crash Safety
According to reports from Hyundai’s briefing, the Bayon uses the Global K Enhanced Platform, engineered to meet five-star Bharat NCAP standards. That is a design target, not a rating. The car has not been tested, so no star rating can be quoted yet.
OTA Updates And Safety
Hyundai says over-the-air updates for up to 19 controllers will help with safety and security, along with remote enhancements that need no dealership visit. The company adds that availability of updates is at its discretion and connected features depend on network coverage.
Our Take
On paper the safety list is competitive with the Creta. The real test will be which items come as standard and which are limited to top variants. Buyers should wait for the variant-wise list on October 26, and for an independent crash-test result, before assuming a five-star outcome.
