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15 October 2026

Hyundai Europe unveils new challenger to small Chinese SUVs but Australia still unlikely

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Hyundai Europe unveils new challenger to small Chinese SUVs but Australia still unlikely

Hyundai has revealed a second-generation Bayon, though the European-built compact SUV is again expected to be excluded from the Australian market. Bayon ...

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