The IONIQ 6 starts at $41,600, but the company warns that it will only be up for grabs in a limited quantity later this summer. For comparison, Tesla currently asks $42,990 for the base Model 3 with a 272 miles range. The IONIQ 6 will be available in a total of four configurations and will be hitting Hyundai outlets later this spring in the United States.
The entry-level IONIQ model comes equipped with a 53 kWh battery, while the higher-end IONIQ 6 SE Long Range offering a 77.7 kWh battery will set you back by $45,500 excluding delivery charges. Buyers can also pick between a single rear motor and a dual-motor all-wheel drive (AWD) model, with the latter starting at $49,000. The EPA range figures stand at 240 miles for the base model, going all the way up to 361 miles for the Long Range single-motor variant. Hyundai will also sell the IONIQ 6 in a limited edition avatar that will go up to $56,100. For all trims, Hyundai will collect $1,115 as a delivery charge, while EV tax cuts would vary from state to state.
