A focus on aerodynamics and technology brings the Georgia-built EV to the cutting edge of the automaker’s lineupThe Ioniq 9 shares a platform with the Kia EV9.By Benjamin PrestonHyundai

The new seven-seater hits US dealers in early 2025, a welcome addition to the small but fast-growing market of full-size EVs.

In the ever-evolving landscape of electric vehicles (EVs), Hyundai has consistently positioned itself as a formidable contender. The forthcoming IONIQ 9, a three-row

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Hyundai's first electric three-row SUV builds on the success of the Kia EV9 with a larger battery and the ability to charge from 10 to 80 percent in 24 minutes.

Hyundai offers the Ioniq 9 in an impressive 16 different exterior colors, including new options like Celadon Gray Matte, Ionosphere Green Pearl, and Cosmic Blue Pearl. The interior trim features Obsidian Black and six unique two-tone options, complementing the vehicle’s futuristic and elegant appeal.