Hyundai Ioniq 3 (2026)

2026 model year · First generation

Hyundai's smallest and cheapest electric car was designed in Europe and is built in Türkiye. The 61kWh Long Range goes 497 km (308 miles) on the WLTP cycle, further than the Cupra Raval, Renault 5 or Volkswagen ID Polo.

Light blue Hyundai Ioniq 3, front three-quarter view, in a modern city square
Source: Hyundai
WLTP range
497 km
308 miles, longest version
Heat pump
Optional
Price guide
€29k–€33k
Germany
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What's new in this version

An all-new model, and the first Hyundai with Pleos Connect, its new Android Automotive-based infotainment system. The low-drag "Aero Hatch" shape has a drag coefficient of 0.263.

Specifications

SpecStandard RangeLong Range
Range and battery
WLTP range344 km (213 miles)497 km (308 miles)
Gross battery42.2 kWh61 kWh
Heat pumpOptional
Charging
DC 10–80%29 min30 min
Performance
0-100 km/h8.8 s–
Top speed170 km/h (106 mph)–
Power107.8 kW (147 PS)99.5 kW (135 PS)
Torque250 Nm250 Nm
DriveFront-wheel driveFront-wheel drive
Size and practicality
Length4,155 mm
Width (without mirrors)1,800 mm
Wheelbase2,680 mm
Boot441 litres
Boot, seats folded1,213 litres
Towing (braked)750 kg750 kg
  • Long Range: Unusually, the bigger battery comes with the less powerful motor: 135 PS against 147 PS.

Price guide

Germany
€29k–€33k
France
€30k–€34k
Netherlands
€28k–€32k
UK
£22k–£26k

Rough list prices before grants and dealer offers, to the nearest thousand. Ask a dealer for today's price.

Pictures

Hyundai Ioniq 3 rear three-quarter view showing the sloping rooflineHyundai Ioniq 3 driving on a city roadHyundai Ioniq 3 dashboard with the large central touchscreen and slim driver displayHyundai Ioniq 3 front cabin with light grey upholsteryHyundai Ioniq 3 rear seats

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