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We'll start with Hyundai announcing pricing for its new Arnick 9, the three-row electric SUV,

joining its 2026 EV lineup. The base model, the single

motor, rear-wheel drive, Ionic 9S starts at $60,55,000 US, and it has an EPA estimated range of 335

miles or 539 kilometers.

The dual motor, all-wheel drive SE and SEL trims, will start at either 64-365 for SE or 67-920 for the S-E-L trim.

They offer 320 miles, just 15 less.

That's 515 kilometers.

So a slight range penalty on that.

Higher models like the Performance Limited, Performance Calligraphy, and Performance

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