Overview
- Hyundai opened German order books on Wednesday with the base Select trim priced at €28,950 and the Select Long‑Range at €32,950.
- The Ioniq 3 is offered with two front‑wheel drive battery packs: a ~42 kWh LFP Standard Range (108 kW) with about 344 km WLTP and a ~61 kWh NMC Long Range (99 kW) delivering up to about 496–497 km WLTP.
- Charging peaks at roughly 119 kW for the Standard version and 110 kW for Long Range with 10–80% times near 29–30 minutes, standard AC charging at 11 kW and an optional 22 kW onboard charger for faster home or wallbox charging.
- The car debuts Pleos Connect on Android Automotive, offers Plug & Charge, Vehicle‑to‑Load (V2L), an EV route planner and a 12.9‑inch touchscreen, and packs a 441‑litre trunk plus a 119‑litre underfloor "Megabox."
- Developed in Hyundai’s Rüsselsheim centre for European buyers and built at the İzmit plant in Turkey with an initial target of about 30,000 units a year, the Ioniq 3 aims to challenge mainstream rivals on range and price while first customer delivery dates remain unspecified.