The Hyundai IONIQ 9 debuted at the Los Angeles Auto Show, marking a bold new chapter in Hyundai's electrification journey. As the first three-row electric SUV in Hyundai’s lineup, the IONIQ 9 delivers a compelling blend of space, technology, and sustainability. Designed with families and modern lifestyles in mind, this SUV offers innovative features and a luxurious interior, alongside the practicality needed for everyday use. With its advanced powertrain, aerodynamic design, and cutting-edge connectivity, the IONIQ 9 is positioned as a leader in its segment. Let’s explore 20 key aspects of this highly anticipated model.
1. Hyundai’s Largest Electric SUV
The IONIQ 9 is the largest Hyundai electric vehicle to date, featuring three rows of seating and a versatile layout to accommodate up to seven passengers comfortably.
2. Unmatched Interior Space
With a wheelbase of 3,130 mm, the longest of any Hyundai model, the IONIQ 9 offers expansive cabin space. The flat floor and thoughtful design maximize legroom, headroom, and storage capacity for all occupants.
3. Relaxation Seats for Comfort
The first and second-row seats fully recline, allowing passengers to rest during charging stops. These seats also feature Dynamic Body Care with massage functions to reduce fatigue on long journeys.
4. Swiveling Second-Row Seats
Unique to the IONIQ 9, the second-row seats can swivel to face the third row, creating a lounge-like atmosphere ideal for families or group trips.
5. Flexible Storage with Universal Island 2.0
The sliding centre console, called Universal Island 2.0, can move up to 190 mm, making it accessible to both front and second-row passengers. It includes 5.6 litres of upper storage and 12.6 litres in the lower tray.
6. Sustainability in Every Detail
The IONIQ 9 incorporates eco-friendly materials like recycled PET fabric, bio-based paints, and eco-processed leather. These choices reduce environmental impact while maintaining a premium feel.
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7. Panoramic Sunroof for an Open Cabin
The panoramic sunroof enhances the sense of space and light inside the cabin, creating a relaxing and airy environment for passengers.
8. Exceptional Cargo Capacity
With the third-row seats folded, the IONIQ 9 provides up to 1,323 litres of cargo space. The trunk accommodates 620 litres of luggage with all seats up, while the front trunk adds up to 88 litres in rear-wheel drive (RWD) models.
9. Aerodynamic Design
The sleek exterior features a curved roofline, hidden antennas, and Parametric Pixel lighting. These elements contribute to the IONIQ 9’s aerodynamic efficiency, achieving a drag coefficient of just 0.259 Cd.
10. Powerful and Efficient Powertrains
The IONIQ 9 offers three powertrain options:
11. Advanced Charging Capability
The 110.3 kWh battery supports 10-80% fast charging in just 24 minutes using a 350 kW charger. Hyundai’s Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) technology allows the battery to power external devices.
12. Enhanced Suspension and Handling
The IONIQ 9’s suspension is optimized for comfort and stability, featuring MacPherson struts at the front and multi-link systems at the rear. Self-leveling dampers and hydro-bushings minimize vibrations for a smoother ride.
13. Practical Towing Capacity
The SUV offers up to 5,000 lbs of towing capacity in North America and 2,500 kg in European markets. A Trailer Mode adjusts motor torque and predicts range based on the trailer's weight.
14. Cutting-Edge Infotainment
A panoramic curved display combines a 12-inch digital cluster and a 12-inch infotainment screen. Optional BOSE audio with 5.1 surround sound enhances the entertainment experience.
15. Climate Control for All Rows
The independent rear climate system ensures comfort for passengers in all three rows. Slim roof vents distribute air evenly while optimizing efficiency.
16. Safety Features for Every Journey
The IONIQ 9 includes 10 airbags, seat belt pre-tensioners for the third row, and Hyundai’s latest suite of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), such as Lane Keeping Assist and Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist.
17. Over-the-Air Updates
Hyundai’s software update capabilities allow the IONIQ 9 to receive new features and system improvements wirelessly, ensuring it stays up to date.
18. Customizable Digital Features
Hyundai’s Features on Demand service lets owners purchase upgrades such as lighting patterns, content streaming, and display themes through an online store.
19. Reduced Noise and Vibration
The IONIQ 9 employs sound-absorbing tires, laminated glass, and reinforced body panels to minimize road noise and create a quiet cabin environment.
20. Global Availability in 2025
The Hyundai IONIQ 9 will launch in Korea and the U.S. in the first half of 2025, with plans to expand to Europe and other markets later in the year.
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Specifications |
Details |
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Length |
5,060 mm |
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Width |
1,980 mm |
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Height |
1,790 mm |
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Wheelbase |
3,130 mm |
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Battery Capacity |
110.3 kWh |
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Motor Output |
RWD: 160 kW (350 Nm) |
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AWD: 70 kW (255 Nm) + 160 kW (350 Nm) |
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Performance AWD Output |
320 kW (700 Nm total) |
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0-100 km/h |
Performance AWD: 5.2 seconds |
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Top Speed |
200 km/h (124 mph) |
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Charging (10-80%) |
24 minutes with 350 kW charger |
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Range (WLTP) |
Up to 620 km |
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Range (EPA) |
Up to 335 miles (539 km) |
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Cargo Capacity |
Up to 1,323 litres |
The IONIQ 9 sets a new standard for electric SUVs, combining luxury, practicality, and cutting-edge technology to deliver a truly innovative driving experience.
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