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Hyundai opens IONIQ 3 EV orders, starting at about $30,000

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Hyundai opens IONIQ 3 EV orders, starting at about $30,000

Hyundai opened orders for the IONIQ 3, its new entry-level electric hatch, starting at about $30,000.

The IONIQ 3 has received “the highest-ever level of customer interest recorded for a new Hyundai model,” the company said last month. That includes gas and electric vehicles.

Hyundai opened orders for the new electric hatch in the UK on Monday, its first compact EV from the IONIQ lineup.

It’s available in four trims: Advance, Premium, Ultimate, and N Line Evo, with standard and extended-range battery options.

The base Hyundai IONIQ 3 Advance trim with the standard 42 kWh battery starts at £22,245, or roughly $30,000. Upgrading to the larger 61 kWh battery starts at £25,745 ($35,000).

Ashley Andrew, President of Hyundai and Genesis UK, said the IONIQ 3 “delivers genuine EV innovation at a price point that makes electric mobility attainable for even more households.”

The Standard trim comes with the 42 kWh battery, offering a WLTP range of up to 213 miles, while the Premium, Ultimate, and N-Line Evo are powered by the 61 kWh battery, which provides up to 308 miles of range.

While it’s positioned as a little sibling to the IONIQ 5, the IONIQ 3 brings a new look to the lineup with Hyundai’s Art of Steel design language.

The new Aero Hatch shape “reimagines the compact EV silhouette,” Hyundai said, delivering a best-in-class drag coefficient of just 0.263. The design is not only extremely aerodynamic, but it also opens up the interior.

5″), the IONIQ 3 is even slightly smaller than the Kia EV3 and Chevy Bolt EV.


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