Hyundai Bayon On-Road Price in Delhi

Yes. Delhi charges 7 percent on cars between ₹6 lakh and ₹10 lakh, and the HX2 at ₹9,99,900 sits just inside that band. Every other Bayon pays 10 percent, so the HX3 costs about ₹39,000 more in road tax alone. The HX2 also avoids the 1 percent TCS.

Petrol cars in Delhi NCR can be used for 15 years from registration, against 10 years for diesel. The Bayon is petrol only, so you get the longer limit. Resale inside NCR depends on how many of those years are left, so keep your papers in order.

For frequent highway trips, look at the HX10 iVT. It adds smart cruise control with stop and go and highway driving assist, which work on expressways covered by Hyundai's map data. On a tighter budget, every trim from the HX5 still gives you cruise control.

Ventilated front seats start on the HX8 at ₹15,09,900. Every Bayon has rear AC vents, and automatic climate control starts on the HX5. In a 45 degree Delhi summer, the HX8 is the first trim that cools the seat itself, which you notice on long afternoon drives.

On the HX5 at ₹12,44,900, Delhi's 10 percent road tax is about ₹1.24 lakh. First year insurance at around 3.5 percent adds roughly ₹44,000, and registration with FASTag is about ₹15,000. The 1 percent TCS of about ₹12,400 can be claimed back against your income tax.