
Spy shots of the Hyundai Bayon-based compact SUV N Line have surfaced just days after the standard model was reported, hinting that the sportier N Line variant could also be introduced in India. The camouflaged test mule offers a clear look at the exterior updates and a partial glimpse of the interior. The N Line version focuses primarily on cosmetic upgrades over the standard SUV. At the front, it gets a revised bumper with satin silver accents, a sportier grille and air dam, while the side profile shows larger two-tone alloy wheels with N branding, gloss-black body cladding, window surrounds and blacked-out roof rails. At the rear, changes include a sportier bumper design, twin exhaust tips, a gloss-black diffuser, and a more aggressive roof spoiler. Inside, the layout is expected to remain largely unchanged, with subtle N Line touches such as red seat piping, likely N Line badges on the cabin trim, and similar accents extending to the rear seats. Under the hood, the N Line variant is expected to share its engines with the standard model, with Hyundai’s new 1.2-litre turbo-petrol (TGDi) likely to be the main offering. Lower variants could use the familiar 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine, and the N Line may also receive suspension tweaks for a sportier driving feel. The Bayon-based compact SUV for India is expected to be priced between Rs 7 lakh and Rs 15 lakh (ex-showroom), with the N Line commanding a premium over the standard version. #hyundaibayon #hyundai
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