Hyundai Ioniq 9 News

Earlier this month, Hyundai unveiled its first all-electric three-row SUV in the shape of the Ioniq 9, but there’s much more to it than meets the eye. Expected to start at under $100,000 and due in Australia by the middle of next year following nearly half a decade of intense engineering development, it will arrive more than two years after the closely-related and highly-acclaimed Kia EV9’s global

Hyundai is putting the finishing touches to its breakthrough range of dual-cab utes, offering elevated levels of design, engineering, capacity, capabilities and choice against competition as diverse as the Ford Ranger, BYD Shark 6, Rivian R1T and Ford F-150 Lightning.

Hyundai has finally pulled the covers off the long-awaited Ioniq 9. Set for Australia by the middle of next year, pricing and local-market specification details have yet to be revealed, though we understand that a sub-$100,000 entry cost is likely, to challenge the closely-related Kia EV9 Air’s $97,000 before on-road costs starting point.