(January 9, 2025) BROSSARD, QC —  Following its global unveiling in November, the all-new Hyundai Ioniq 9 will be presented to the Canadian press and public for the very first time at the Montreal International Auto Show.

“Hyundai has a long history of success in Quebec. Drivers and Hyundai dealers from La Belle Province have once again shown us their great confidence into our products in 2024, as we recorded a 29 per cent sales increase in Quebec compared to the previous year,” said Steve Flamand, executive director of sales and digital strategy at Hyundai Auto Canada.

“With the incredible success of our Hyundai electric vehicles in Quebec, it just made sense for us to be in Montreal for the national unveiling of the new Ioniq 9, whose arrival represents a new milestone in our transition to an electrified future.”

The Ioniq 9, demonstrating Hyundai Motor’s unwavering commitment to electrification, will play a key role in the company’s target to offer a full lineup of 23 EV models by 2030. Following Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6, both triple winners at the World Car of the Year Awards in 2022 and 2023 respectively, Ioniq 9 will build on this legacy of electrification excellence.

With the longest wheelbase of any Hyundai model, at 3,130 mm, Ioniq 9 impresses with its expansive cabin and grand proportions. The pure volume of the body and fenders create an imposing impression, while intricately designed accents add depth and dimension. The flowing rear wheel arch character line emphasizes the vehicle’s unique volumes and contributes to its dynamic design.

Ioniq 9 is underpinned by Hyundai Motor's innovative E-GMP architecture, which enhanced PE system, with an optimized gear ratio for hill climbing and the application of a two-stage inverter for improved efficiency.

The advanced PE system’s high-voltage, floor-mounted NCM lithium-ion battery offers 110.3 kWh of system energy. The Long-Range RWD model is powered by a 160 kW rear motor, the Long-Range AWD alternative features an additional 70 kW front motor, while the Performance AWD models boast 160 kW motors at both the front and rear.