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Hyundai IONIQ 9
Platinum
2026
MPV
Electric
Automatic
€955 / month
HP
Hyundai IONIQ 9
Electric
Platinum
Year
2026
Mileage
3915 km
Colour
Green
Transmission
Automatic
Fuel type
Electric
Registration
262D6173
Doors
5
Seats
7
Electric details
Description
This 1 owner Low mileage Hyundai Ioniq 9 Platinum 110k/wh battery with 600 Kms Range comes with Full leather seats, Front and Rear seats Heated, Heated steering wheel, 360 Degree Camera, Front and Rear parking sensors, Rear reversing camera, Tilt and Slide Panomaric Sunroof, Smart cruise control, Android Auto/Apple carplay, Keyless start and keyless entry finished in Inosphere Green.
AA roadside assistance and unlimited mileage warranty until 2031.
8 years or 150,000 Kms warranty on 110 k/wh battery.
SEAI ZEVI Electric Dealership of the Year 2022, 2024, and 2026.
SIMI Bodyshop of the Year 2025.
SIMI Franchise Sales Operation of the Year 2026.
SIMI Franchise Aftersales Operation of the Year 2026.
For over seven decades, Fitzpatrick's Garage Group has been at the heart of automotive excellence in Ireland. Our longstanding association with brands such as Hyundai, Leapmotor, Mercedes-Benz, MG, Opel, Smart, Honda, Toyota and Lexus underscore our commitment to delivering nothing but the best.
Fuel Cost Calculator
How much could you save by switching to electric
Petrol Cost
€12,062
Based on a pump price of
€1.99 for
petrol &
€2.15 for
diesel.
Electric Cost
€1,188
Based on a Hyundai IONIQ 9 with a 620 km
range and a 110kWh battery.
Total savings
€10,874
Charge for electricity based on off peak.
FOC charges excluded.
FOC charges excluded.
Benefits of owning an EV
Cheaper Motor Tax
EVs benefit from the lowest rate of motor tax possible - €120 for 12 months
Cheaper running costs
Many electricity providers offer a special night rate for EV vehicles, and when using this it can give you approximately 500km for as little s €6! The cost per km of an electric car may be up to 70% cheaper than petrol or diesel.
Lower service costs
Up to 40% lower servicing and maintenance costs than petrol or diesel vehicles due to fewer mechanical components.
Growing charging infrastructure
With more chargers being added every week, the infrastructure to charge an electric car is growing fast. With 80% charge available at service stations in 30-40 mins, even long journeys can be navigated with little fuss.
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