Video Summary
- This is Hyundai's longest, largest flagship SUV called the Ioniq 9.- It's all electric, a three-row, and can be a 6 or 7-passenger vehicle.
- The front design closely resembles the concept, with a light bar across the top and parametric pixels.
- It includes a cartridge in the rear with radar and lidar sensors, which are replaceable.
- A frunk is included.
- 16 colors will be available.
- The side profile has a coupe-like design.
- It has a boat tail design on the back.
- The wheels are available in 19", 20", or 21".
- A design widens the vehicle out from the side for a more muscular look.
- The charge port includes Vehicle to Load (V2L) capability.
- There is a 110.3 kWh battery.
- There are three different drive variants.
- Long-range rear-wheel drive has a 160 kW rear motor.
- The long-range all-wheel drive has the same 160 kW rear motor and a 70 kW front motor.
- The performance all-wheel drive has a 160 kW rear motor and a 160 kW front motor, going 0-60 mph in 4.9 seconds.
- The rear-wheel-drive variant offers a 620 km/385 miles projected range.
- It can charge from 10-80% in 24 minutes with a 350 kW charger.
- The vehicle is capable of towing up to 5,000 pounds.
- When towing, the vehicle splits the power from front to back, 50/50.
- The Hyundai badge is embedded in the rear glass.
- The interior features a 12-inch curved screen and a 12-inch driver display.
- It has wood dash elements, thin vents, and physical buttons.
- 6 USB-Cs using 100 watts of power.
- Standard audio includes 8 speakers, with 14 speakers when selecting the Bose sound system.
- There is plenty of head room.
- The interior features
vents, controls, heated seats, and ambient lighting.
- Second row seats can rotate in select markets.
- There is an island in the second row.
- It features powered seats in certain configurations.
- North America can expect them early 2025.
