EVwire brief: Hyundai has published the first official Dutch pricing for the new IONIQ 3, giving European buyers an early look at how the compact electric hatchback will be positioned when sales begin in the Netherlands.
According to Hyundai Netherlands' newly released price list, the IONIQ 3 starts at €27,995 ($32,400) for the Standard Range Select and climbs to €41,995 ($48,600) for the flagship Long Range N Line Evo. The lineup spans nine variants across two battery sizes, with the Long Range model offering up to 497 km (309 miles) of WLTP range.
The Ioniq 3 is Hyundai's smaller, more affordable EV. (Source)
The entry-level Standard Range model pairs a 42.2-kWh battery with a 147-horsepower (108-kW) front-mounted electric motor. Long Range versions use a 61-kWh battery and are rated for up to 497 km (309 miles) of WLTP driving range, depending on trim.
Inside, the Ioniq 3 leans on a 12.9-inch central touchscreen running Hyundai's Pleos software, standard even on the base Select. (Source)
Details:
Here's the full Dutch lineup, with rough USD conversions at about €1 = $1.14:
Trim | Battery | WLTP range | Price (NL, on-road) | Price (USD, approx.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Select | 42 kWh | 344 km (214 mi) | €27,995 | $31,900 |
Trend | 42 kWh | 341 km (212 mi) | €30,995 | $35,300 |
Vision | 42 kWh | 341 km (212 mi) | €32,995 | $37,600 |
Select | 61 kWh | 497 km (309 mi) | €31,995 | $36,500 |
Trend | 61 kWh | 488 km (303 mi) | €34,995 | $39,900 |
Vision | 61 kWh | 488 km (303 mi) | €36,995 | $42,200 |
N Line | 61 kWh | 456 km (283 mi) | €40,995 | $46,700 |
Prime | 61 kWh | 484 km (301 mi) | €40,995 | $46,700 |
N Line Evo | 61 kWh | 428 km (266 mi) | €41,995 | $47,900 |
Hyundai pitches the Ioniq 3 as an "Aero Hatch," and the slippery shape helps the 61 kWh Long Range stretch to 497 km (309 miles) of WLTP range. (Source)
Context:
The IONIQ 3 is Hyundai's newest addition to its growing IONIQ electric lineup, joining the IONIQ 5, IONIQ 6, and IONIQ 9. Unlike its larger siblings, the compact hatchback targets buyers looking for a more affordable EV while retaining Hyundai's dedicated electric architecture, fast-charging capability, and modern software features.
Although the Netherlands is one of the first European markets to announce retail pricing, Hyundai is expected to introduce the IONIQ 3 across additional European countries in the coming months. Final prices will vary depending on local taxes, incentives, and market conditions.
Here’s the Ioniq 3’s brochure from the Netherlands (translated using AI tools).
Source: Hyundai Netherlands (Ioniq 3 price list), and motor.es
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