Hyundai IONIQ 3 UK Pricing Starts at £22,245

Hyundai Motor UK has opened IONIQ 3 reservations with on-the-road prices from £22,245 across four trims, an expected 308-mile maximum range and Pleos Connect infotainment making its European debut.

Hyundai Motor UK has opened reservations for the IONIQ 3, a compact electric hatchback priced from £22,245 (about $30,140) on the road, with an expected range of up to 308 miles. The IONIQ 3 is the first European Hyundai model to use Pleos Connect, the company’s Android Automotive OS–based infotainment system, and rides on a 400-volt electrical architecture offered with two battery sizes. Four trims span Advance, Premium, Ultimate and the range-topping N Line Evo at £31,945 (about $43,290), with Hyundai describing all range figures as expected and pending final homologation.

Highlights

  • Entry pricing: £22,245 on the road for the IONIQ 3 Advance with the 42.2 kWh battery
  • Range: up to 308 miles from the 61 kWh pack, falling to 265 miles on N Line Evo
  • Charging: up to 119 kW DC peak, with a 10–80% public charge quoted at roughly 30 minutes
  • Aerodynamics: target drag coefficient of approximately 0.263 for the Aero Hatch body

What Does Each IONIQ 3 Trim Cost?

Hyundai lists a Reservation Saving that applies where the anticipated Electric Car Grant has not yet been confirmed, shown below as the alternative figure.

ModelBatteryOTR priceWith Reservation Saving or anticipated ECGExpected range
Advance42.2 kWh£22,245213 miles
Advance61 kWh£25,745£24,245308 miles
Premium61 kWh£27,445£25,945303 miles
Ultimate61 kWh£29,945£28,445300 miles
N Line Evo61 kWh£31,945£30,445265 miles

Options are priced separately. The EV Pack, which adds a heat pump, interior and exterior Vehicle-to-Load and 11 kW plus V2X capability, costs £1,250 (about $1,690). The Comfort Pack for Ultimate and N Line Evo is £2,500 (about $3,390) and bundles relaxation front seats, heated and ventilated seating, Bose premium audio and Digital Key 2.0. The Design Pack, also £1,500 (about $2,030), covers the Vision and two-tone roofs. Pearl paint adds £750, matte Fierce Red £1,250.

Advance specification includes 16-inch alloy wheels, LED lighting, front and rear parking sensors, a 12.9-inch touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, dual-zone climate control and an electronic parking brake. Standard safety content covers Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Follow Assist, Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist and Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist. Highway Drive Assist with hands-on detection arrives on Ultimate.

Powertrain and Charging Specifications

Specification42.2 kWh (147 PS)61 kWh (135 PS)
Max power146.5 PS / 107.8 kW135.2 PS / 99.5 kW
Torque250 Nm (184.4 lb-ft)250 Nm (184.4 lb-ft)
0–62 mph8.8 seconds9.5 seconds (9.6 N Line)
Top speed105 mph102 mph
Max DC charging119 kW110 kW
350 kW DC, 10–80%29 minutes30 minutes
11 kW AC, 10–100%4 hours 5 minutes5 hours 35 minutes

Both powertrains use a front-mounted permanent magnet synchronous motor and an 11 kW onboard charger. Braking hardware is a 305 mm (12.0-inch) ventilated front disc with a 284 mm (11.2-inch) solid rear disc, and regenerative braking is adjustable through steering-wheel paddles across the range.

Pleos Connect Leads the Technology Package

Pleos Connect is available with a 12.9-inch or 14.6-inch display, with satellite navigation reserved for Ultimate and N Line Evo. Supporting technologies include Hyundai Digital Key 2, Plug & Charge, an integrated EV route planner and Vehicle-to-Load for interior and exterior power. Memory Reverse Assist, standard on N Line Evo, memorizes the last 164 feet (50 meters) of driving inputs to assist with repeated maneuvers such as reversing out of tight parking spaces.

Aero Hatch Packaging in a B-Segment Footprint

The IONIQ 3 introduces Hyundai’s “Art of Steel” design language to the compact EV segment, pairing the Aero Hatch silhouette with pixel lighting. Despite a B-segment footprint measuring 4,155 mm (163.6 inches) long, Hyundai says the interior targets space and storage associated with larger vehicles, including an open bridge floating center console, adjustable cup holders, Megabox underfloor storage and cargo capacity of 15.6 cubic feet (441 liters).

Cloth seats on Advance and Premium use 30% recycled material, rising to 90% for the cloth and suede trim on Ultimate. N Line Evo adds specific front and rear styling with a higher and wider rear spoiler, a lower diffuser, 19-inch black alloy wheels, black mirror caps and red interior accents.

Ashley Andrew, President of Hyundai & Genesis UK, said: “The IONIQ name is already one of the most recognised and trusted among EV buyers who recognise it stands for smart design, real-world efficiency, and leading technology. With IONIQ 3, we’re taking that legacy into a new space with a model that delivers genuine EV innovation at a price point that makes electric mobility attainable for even more households.”

The model was revealed for Europe earlier this year ahead of this UK pricing announcement.

GBP figures converted at £1 = $1.355.

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