- Ioniq 9 S RWD
- Price: $60,555
- Range: 335 miles
- Motor: 215 hp, 258 lb-ft
- Battery: 110-kWh
- Charging: Up to 350 kW CCS, NACS standard
- Ioniq 9 SE AWD
- Price: $64,325
- Power: 303 hp
- Range: 320 miles
- Additional Features: Eight-way power passenger seat, 5,000 lbs towing
- Ioniq 9 SEL AWD
- Price: $67,920
- Features: 20-inch wheels, power-folding mirrors, H-Tex materials, heated steering wheel with power tilt
- Ioniq 9 Limited AWD Performance
- Price: $72,850
- Power: 422 hp and 516 lb-ft
- Range: 311 miles
- Extras: 21-inch wheels, panoramic sunroof, Bose audio system
- Calligraphy AWD Performance
- Price: $76,590
- Luxury Additions: Suede roof, premium cargo sill, HUD
- Calligraphy Design AWD Performance
- Price: $78,090
- Unique Feature: Turbine wheels
Hyundai's pricing strategy places the Ioniq 9 competitively against:
- Volkswagen ID Buzz: Similar pricing
- Kia EV9: Slightly higher positioning
- Rivian R1S: More expensive for similar features
- Volvo EX90: Comparable costs but less power and range
Compared to its internal combustion counterpart, the Hyundai Palisade, the Ioniq 9 offers long-term energy savings despite the higher initial price tag.
Hyundai promises stable pricing through June, supported by domestic production at its new plant in Georgia, mitigating the impact of import tariffs.
Hyundai's 2026 Ioniq 9 combines luxury, performance, and affordability in the three-row electric SUV segment. Competing against both electric and traditional models, it offers a compelling package with competitive pricing and robust features, ensuring that it stands out in the growing EV market.
