China, please ban other things as well 😹😹😹

Glossy black wheel arches were once bashed on multiple long pages & videos

Full price list of the Hyundai Bayon is here. It's NOT cheap. 22.18 lakh, on-road BLR for the top-end CVT. Introductory. Given the fact that it's introductory (liable to go up), the top-end Bayon Automatic sits about 70K lower than the Creta. It's dangerously close. Add the fact that the Creta has discounts running, the Bayon could quickly become hardsell. This is a clear indication that the next-generation Creta is going to get pricier. So, Hyundai is smartly positioning another car to absorb demand in that space. In pure price terms, the Bayon is not very competitively priced. It will have initial demand like most Hyundai cars and then settle down to say about 4,000-5,000 units. And much of it could come from cross-shopping from Creta and Venue buyers. About the Bayon pulling big numbers from the Victoris or for that matter Seltos, it's very unlikely. For now, the Bayon's freshness (not pricing) should get enough people into Hyundai showrooms. But beyond that, it's going to be much harder. I'm keen to see what happens in the next 6-8 months. @CarToq @HyundaiIndia

Adjusting temperature looks easier on Tatas than this one