The Hyundai Ioniq 9 is an upcoming addition to Hyundai’s Ioniq electric vehicle lineup.
As an all-electric SUV, it is expected to feature the latest in Hyundai’s EV technology.
While full details may not yet be publicly available, based on the existing lineup and market trends, here’s an overview of what we can anticipate regarding the Hyundai Ioniq 9 in terms of prices, range, size, battery, and efficiency.
Overview
Model: Hyundai Ioniq 9
Type: Full-size all-electric SUV
Prices
Estimated Starting Price: The Ioniq 9 is expected to start around $70,000. However, final pricing will depend on trim levels and configurations. Given its positioning as a flagship model, it could go up to $80,000 or more for higher trims.
Range
Estimated Range:
The Ioniq 9 is expected to offer a range of approximately 300 to 350 miles (483 to 563 km) on a full charge, depending on the specific battery and motor configurations.
Size
Estimated Dimensions:
Length: Approximately 196-200 inches (4,980-5,080 mm)
Width: About 78-80 inches (1,980-2,030 mm)
Height: Around 67-70 inches (1,700-1,780 mm)
Wheelbase: Likely to be between 120-125 inches (3,050-3,175 mm)
This would position it as a full-size SUV, potentially offering three rows of seating with a spacious interior.
Battery
Battery Capacity:
The Ioniq 9 will likely be equipped with a 100-110 kWh battery pack, similar to other full-size electric SUVs in its class. This larger battery would be necessary to achieve the expected range and support its size and weight.
Efficiency and Cost per 100 km
Estimated Efficiency:
The Ioniq 9 might have an estimated consumption of 20-23 kWh/100 km given its size and weight.
Cost per 100 km:
The cost per 100 km is estimated to be around $6.00 to $6.90 (assuming an average electricity cost of $0.30 per kWh).
Tax Credits
Given its positioning as a fully electric vehicle and Hyundai’s efforts to localize production, the Ioniq 9 is expected to qualify for U.S. federal tax credits, particularly if it’s built in North America. This could reduce the effective purchase price for eligible buyers by up to $7,500.
Final Thoughts
The Hyundai Ioniq 9 is set to be a flagship model that will offer a blend of luxury, space, and advanced EV technology. It is expected to compete with other large electric SUVs in the premium segment, providing a compelling option for those looking for a family-friendly, long-range electric vehicle. While detailed specifications are yet to be officially confirmed, it is clear that the Ioniq 9 will be a significant addition to Hyundai’s growing electric vehicle lineup.
