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NEW Hyundai Ioniq 9 review – we’ve DRIVEN it! | What Car?

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45 responses to “NEW Hyundai Ioniq 9 review – we’ve DRIVEN it! | What Car?”

  1. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    Hyundai has rapidly increased their model prices…. But “rapidly up market”… I don’t think so! Interior fit and finish on Hyundai and Kia is not even a patch on a Range Rover or Volvo.
    Clearly these sell well as a Company Car with tax benefits on low emission and zero emission vehicles.

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    1. @_Atomic_impact Avatar
      @_Atomic_impact

      Quite a difference in price. Hyundai is not competition against those brands 😅

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    2. @BugattiONE666 Avatar
      @BugattiONE666

      @@_Atomic_impact To be fair the Ferrari Purosanque and Rolls Royce Cullinan are both over half a million dollars AND STILL not competition for the Range-Rover

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    3. @Frydee123 Avatar
      @Frydee123

      @@BugattiONE666 Cullinan is substantially above the Range Rover in terms of luxury

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    4. @markgt894 Avatar
      @markgt894

      Errrrm people buy Hyundai, Kia and Toyota over Ranger Rover and Volvo because of reliability. Toyota has 10 year warranty and Kia has 7 years.

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  2. @Truthbomb918 Avatar
    @Truthbomb918

    Ev9 is definitely better looking. I hate the rear of this, it’s awful looking

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    1. @norbertmachaj6127 Avatar
      @norbertmachaj6127

      No, it is not.

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    2. @billyjean2905 Avatar
      @billyjean2905

      It looks so polarizing and it’s growing on me than EV9, even I think myself so strange

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    3. @norbertmachaj6127 Avatar
      @norbertmachaj6127

      @@billyjean2905 no buy no problem

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    4. @Truthbomb918 Avatar
      @Truthbomb918

      @norbertmachaj6127  to me it is and that’s my opinion

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    5. @jamesspeytebroodt7237 Avatar
      @jamesspeytebroodt7237

      poor taste? reported!

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  3. @georgethomasv Avatar
    @georgethomasv

    Overpriced for a car that looks like a station wagio.

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  4. @bilgyno1 Avatar
    @bilgyno1

    Very Volvo-esque indeed… Good to hear they worked to improve the drag coefficient. You won’t notice it that much in WLTP, but it will make a difference in highway range. Still, the Peugeot e5008 with the Big battery will be a lot cheaper.

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  5. @davejolaurencharlie Avatar
    @davejolaurencharlie

    I can hear the depreciation from here

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    1. @jihooncha-vs4om Avatar
      @jihooncha-vs4om

      Toyota dealers are jealous. Well done Hyundai!!

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  6. @chriss8971 Avatar
    @chriss8971

    £75k. That’s quite expensive for Uber drivers to be honest.

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    1. @tooltalk Avatar
      @tooltalk

      You mean £63k?

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    2. @aye3678 Avatar
      @aye3678

      I dont know where you live, but I’ve never seen an uber driver driving a large SUV…

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    3. @Dailyislamicreminder_ Avatar
      @Dailyislamicreminder_

      @@aye3678London have full of them lol 😂

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    4. @aye3678 Avatar
      @aye3678

      @ what large SUV’s have you seen being used as Ubers?

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    5. @Zennithu Avatar
      @Zennithu

      ​@@Dailyislamicreminder_I’d hardly consider Kia Niros large SUVs

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  7. @OnizukaGTO Avatar
    @OnizukaGTO

    Don’t care about the outside looks, i like volvos . More impressed by performance and interior. Just a shame about the costs.

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  8. @rjhandley556 Avatar
    @rjhandley556

    The profile reminds me of an R class

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  9. @2541ErGeFo Avatar
    @2541ErGeFo

    EV9 can only be sold or leased with huge discounts. I’m afraid the same will apply to that Hyundai version.

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    1. @MW-uh1xv Avatar
      @MW-uh1xv

      Where are these discounts? I haven’t seen any. I would love one but I have never seen a decent lease on one.

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    2. @shinaikouka Avatar
      @shinaikouka

      @@MW-uh1xv It might depend upon where you live. In the United States, I’ve looked around at EV9s, and I’m seeing $10k in Kia Cash along with dealer discounts ranging from $2k to $5k. It’s one of the reasons why I’ve considered the EV9 over the IONIQ 9 as I can get one now and there are hefty discounts. The only upside for the IONIQ 9 is that it qualifies for the US EV tax credit… if it still exists by the time the IONIQ 9 comes out.

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  10. @aye3678 Avatar
    @aye3678

    Good looking car inside and out, but its being let down by the rear end. Doesn’t look good at the back imo.

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  11. @Mr_Ashley Avatar
    @Mr_Ashley

    Im not paying “luxury” tax for a Hyundai! And that’s coming from someone who currently owns one….

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    1. @jamesspeytebroodt7237 Avatar
      @jamesspeytebroodt7237

      luxury tax? and even so : oi oi thats hard on ie hi handed; dont be cruel! thats a f ing bloody nice car; ev or running on coal or watever!!! its bloddy nice a car!!!!

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    2. @Mr_Ashley Avatar
      @Mr_Ashley

      @ are you having some kind of medical episode?

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    3. @teslarulesall Avatar
      @teslarulesall

      exactly it’s trash

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    4. @jamesspeytebroodt7237 Avatar
      @jamesspeytebroodt7237

      @@Mr_Ashley that made me laugh? are you having a medical ep? and u get smart with me again? I’ll report you!

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    5. @jamesspeytebroodt7237 Avatar
      @jamesspeytebroodt7237

      @@Mr_Ashley o yeah further more mr hashtag are u having a medical ep?: The bad taste ie prefering the kia ev9 over the ioniq 9 is rule breakingly poor taste; perhaps they are the hyundai trolls; So I expect normal taste online; opinions and taste; yeah ok; but there are lines and boundries where u conclude: a persen ultimately has generally good or poor taste; so I stand by what u might perceive to be a rant; Hashtag ru havng a med ep? have a good evening to you!!!

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  12. @cnewto12 Avatar
    @cnewto12

    Anyone else thinking these enormous SUV’s are pointless. It must be sailing close to the need to have D1 licence when carrying passengers and luggage..

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  13. @iberiksoderblom Avatar
    @iberiksoderblom

    Love it.
    Give it 50K more range and faster charging, and I’m all in.

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  14. @howardjones8629 Avatar
    @howardjones8629

    Cars are getting unnecessarily big, heavy and unsafe for everyone outside of them.

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  15. @eurouc Avatar
    @eurouc

    How is he pronouncing Hyundai? It took listening to him say it 3X before it was even understood

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    1. @DaveG7920 Avatar
      @DaveG7920

      He’s saying it the way most of the planet say it.

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  16. @brianiswrong Avatar
    @brianiswrong

    A 6/7 seater that 6/7 adults can fit into and carry some luggage, not sure thats going to catch on 😮.
    As a kona ev n line s owner , i like the slightly more premium interior quality on the ionic 9.

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  17. @arad907 Avatar
    @arad907

    12:10 I understand that digital mirrors can enhance a car’s aerodynamics, but do they genuinely improve its range? While these systems introduce additional screens and cameras, adding complexity and potential maintenance concerns over time, are they truly beneficial for range improvement, or are they more of a novelty feature?

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  18. @DaveG7920 Avatar
    @DaveG7920

    The last model Santa Fe diesel was I think Hyundai’s best model.
    Don’t like what they are doing now

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  19. @katiejira8187 Avatar
    @katiejira8187

    what color is this car ioniq 9 in this clip? i would appriciate to know, i ordered Gravity Gold matte . is this car showing the same one as mine

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    1. @whatcar Avatar
      @whatcar

      Hello – yes our car was Gravity Gold. However, the driving footage is actually of a Celadon Grey model. Hope this helps.

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    2. @katiejira8187 Avatar
      @katiejira8187

      @@whatcar thanks very much

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  20. @davidmarshall5596 Avatar
    @davidmarshall5596

    Look good outside the school gates, local gymnasium, salon 😂🎉

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