Overview
- Hyundai opened orders on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, for the 2027 Ioniq 9 with a revised trim lineup, immediate availability and modest price changes.
- The base model now includes the former optional 'Tech' package as standard, adding a 360° camera, multi‑directional parking assist, remote park assistant, blind‑spot monitor display and digital vehicle key 2.0.
- Hyundai replaced the Techniq trim with Centriq, made third‑row seat heating standard on Centriq and Uniq, and added a Blackline top trim offered only with the 315 kW (428 PS) AWD powertrain featuring black design accents and a panorama glass roof.
- Pricing rose by about €1,000 at entry with the refreshed list at €70,850 for the RWD base, Centriq from €78,850, Uniq from €86,100 and Blackline from €89,950, while optional extras such as digital exterior mirrors (€1,400) and two separate six‑seater packages (€1,000 each) remain available.
- Powertrain and battery are unchanged: RWD 160 kW, AWD 226 kW, top AWD 315 kW and a 110 kWh battery giving an estimated 600–620 km range, a move that keeps range and performance stable while shifting more safety and comfort features into the standard spec.