
Sleek and futuristic, the all-new IONIQ 9 battery electric vehicle sets itself apart from the crowd with its streamlined silhouette and flush surfaces. Building on the innovations of the award-winning IONIQ 5 and 6, the IONIQ 9 is redefining the EV experience, providing ample space for up to seven people to connect and belong. Let’s take a deep dive, and find out more…
The IONIQ 9 SUV is currently available in 6 or 7 seat models. The IONIQ 9 7-seat is available from £64,995 and the 6-seat version is available from £79,235.
The 7-seat IONIQ 9 comes in 4 trim levels: premium, the base-line model at £64,995 – which comes with some fantastic options from privacy glass on the read windows and tailgate, a heated steering wheel, 19” alloys, blind spot collision avoidance assist , lane keep assist, tyre pressure monitoring system with Individual tyre pressure warning, intelligent speed limit assist, forward collision avoidance assist 2.0, parking sensors (front & rear), lane follow assist 2.0 and automatic windscreen wipers with rain sensor.
The ultimate trim, priced from £73,920, includes further functionality including: a sunroof, leather trim, front and rear heated seats, head-up display, parking collisions avoidance assist, driver distraction warning, 20” alloys, Bose premium audio and rear spoiler.
The calligraphy trim from £76,310 features a calligraphy design pack, full leather trim and 21” alloys.
The calligraphy black ink trim replaces the standard calligraphy's traditional silver, chrome, and bi-tone accents with a stealthy, darkened monochrome aesthetic, and is priced from £79,835.
The 6-seat IONIQ 9 comes in 2 trim levels: the calligraphy trim priced from £79,235 and the calligraphy black ink priced from £80,835.
Yes, the Hyundai IONIQ 9 is Hyundai’s largest passenger vehicle to date. This means passengers can enjoy fantastic legroom and headroom, and even the third row of seats are suitable for adults.
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“The Ioniq 9 uses Hyundai’s E-GMP architecture, which we know and admire from the Kia EV9 and smaller stuff like the Ioniq 5 and EV6. It uses a compact electric power system that combines the motor, transmission and inverter into a single unit.
Despite its imposing size it’s an easy car to, erm, operate. There’s a column-mounted drive controller; push the start button on the end of that (putting it there allows the air vent closest to the driver to be bigger) and twist the selector forward for drive or back for reverse. There’s even haptic feedback for the latter.
Behind the wheel are a pair of nicely finished paddle shifters that adjust the level of regenerative braking. You can go from coasting to single-pedal driving but you’re most likely to modulate the brakes yourself as normal. In which case the Ioniq 9 stops very effectively. Well, for something the wrong side of 2.6 tonnes.”Top Gear
“We think Hyundai already makes the best seven-seater on the market, so why on Earth does it need another one? Well, the Hyundai Ioniq 9 – unlike the hybrid Santa Fe – is fully electric.
The Ioniq 9 is also even bigger than the Santa Fe – indeed it’s the biggest car Hyundai has ever made, being fractionally longer than a Range Rover. So if you want to carry around seven adults in comfort without burning a drop of petrol or diesel, it’s likely to appeal…” WhatCar?
“The Hyundai Ioniq 9 is a very refined, upmarket seven-seat EV with better range than a Kia EV9” Car Buyer
The IONIQ 9 went on sale in the UK in July 2025, the calligraphy black ink luxury edition was added to the line-up in August 2026.
The IONIQ 9 has an estimated 385‑mile WLTP range on the RWD Premium model, with dual‑motor AWD versions offering around 320 miles.
There is currently a great availability of stock of the 6-seater version, but a 6-week wait on the 7-seater. For up to the minute availability, contact us and we can find the exact trim for your needs.
The Hyundai IONIQ 9 has achieved the highest possible crash safety ratings from major independent safety authorities globally and in the UK. Thanks to a high-strength chassis built to handle its 2.7-tonne weight, combined with an extensive electronics safety network, it ranks as one of the safest family vehicles available.
The IONIQ 9 is a multi award-winning vehicle having most recently been named Large Crossover of the Year at the UK Car of the Year Awards 2026 and Comfortable Cruiser of the Year at the Carwow Car of the Year Awards 2026.
You can now book an IONIQ 9 test drive in Norfolk, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire. Simply fill out our IONIQ 9 test drive form.
Visit your local Read Hyundai showroom in Worksop, Lincoln, Boston or King's Lynn to speak to our friendly team about the Hyundai IONIQ 9. We'll be happy to help you compare the specifications, understand the available options and find the model that best suits your needs.