Hyundai has announced the pricing for the 2026 Ioniq 9, a three-row electric SUV, with the rear-wheel-drive version starting at $60,555. The all-wheel-drive versions of the Ioniq 9 are priced between $64,365 for the SE trim and $78,090 for the top-tier Calligraphy Design. All trim levels of the Ioniq 9 are powered by a 110-kWh lithium-ion battery, offering an EPA-estimated range between 311 and 335 miles. We’ve been fans of the Kia EV9 since its debut, awarding it an Editors’ Choice distinction and ranking it among our top ten vehicles. Now, Hyundai has revealed pricing for the Ioniq 9, its three-row electric SUV counterpart. The base Ioniq 9 S model, equipped with a single-motor rear-wheel-drive configuration, starts at $60,555 and delivers an estimated 335 miles of range—making it both the most affordable and the longest-range variant in the lineup. Above it are the SE and SEL trims, featuring dual-motor all-wheel-drive systems and starting at $64,365 and $67,920, respectively. Each offers an EPA-estimated range of 320 miles. At the higher end, the Performance Limited, Performance Calligraphy, and Performance Calligraphy Design trims are rated at up to 311 miles of range or less, according to EPA estimates. The Performance Limited starts at $72,850, while the Performance Calligraphy and top-tier Performance Calligraphy Design are priced at $76,590 and $78,090, respectively. It will have a normal NACS charging port and CCS charger adapters, the same as the rest of Hyundai’s EVs coming out in 2026. Hyundai says that people who buy an Ioniq 9 will also get a $400 charging credit or a Level 2 ChargePoint home charger for free. Every Ioniq 9 sold in the US will be made at Hyundai’s new plant in Bryan County, Georgia. This means that the model should not be affected too much by the price changes caused by taxes. According to Hyundai, the Ioniq 9 should be in stores by the beginning of this month.
