The Hyundai Ioniq 9 is coming, and it's expected to improve the selection of inexpensive electric SUVs. Here's everything we know about the Ioniq 9 so far.
Hyundai has been at the forefront of EV development for a while now, largely thanks to the success of the crossover-sized Hyundai Ioniq 5. But the company is readying another new EV that could be even more popular than the Ioniq 5 — or at least more desirable in the U.S., the land of big cars.
Because we’ve only seen a concept version of the SUV, there’s still a lot we don’t know about the Ioniq 9. If the car is similar to the concept, however, it will offer pixel lights that stretch across the front of the car, similar to the Ioniq 5. On the back, there will be more pixel lights stretching across the rear.
The lowest-cost model is expected to be a single-motor rear-wheel drive version with the smaller of the offered batteries. An upgrade to multi-motor models and larger batteries should cost a little extra. Hyundai Ioniq 9 charging speed and range One of the best things about Kia and Hyundai’s EVs has long been the charging speed. The cars have so far offered a charging speed of 350 kilowatts, which means that they can fully charge in under 20 minutes at the right charging station. It’s expected that the Ioniq 9 will continue this trend.
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