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Hyundai IONIQ 3 was introduced as the first fully electric car in Türkiye, produced in Izmit. The model was developed on Hyundai's E-GMP platform and went on sale in Select, Trend, Prime and N Line EVO versions.
Türkiye prices and versions of Hyundai IONIQ 3, produced in Izmit, have been announced. Details of the model, which offers a range of approximately 500 km, are here.
The long-awaited Hyundai IONIQ 3 Türkiye price has finally been announced. IONIQ 3, produced in the factory in Izmit and the first fully electric car launched by the brand in Turkey, is offered for sale at prices starting from 1,799,000 TL. The price list, which was originally planned to be announced in September, was shifted to October.
How much is the price of Hyundai IONIQ 3 in Türkiye?
The model went on sale in Turkey with four equipment options: Select, Trend, Prime and N Line EVO. The entry version Select with a 42 kWh battery carries a price tag of 1,799,000 TL. While the Trend version with 61 kWh battery is determined as 2,099,000 TL, an optional glass roof worth 50,000 TL is offered in this package. The price of the Prime version is 2,249,000 TL. In this version, a glass roof, 22 kW charging unit and V2L feature can be added for 100,000 TL. The top package of the series, N Line EVO, is offered for sale at 3,220,000 TL. Hyundai set a sales target of 3,500 units for IONIQ 3 in the remaining three months of 2026.
Hyundai IONIQ 3 technical specifications
Engine, performance and range
IONIQ 3 rises on Hyundai's E-GMP platform with 400 volt electrical architecture. The entry version Select has an electric motor that produces 107.8 kW (146.5 PS). The model accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 8.7 seconds and offers a range of 343 km in the combined cycle. 99.5 kW (135.2 PS) power was preferred in Trend, Prime and N Line EVO versions. In these versions, 0-100 km/h acceleration is between 9.5-9.6 seconds. Torque value is 250 Nm in all versions. The range was announced as 482 km in Trend, 476 km in Prime and 435 km in N Line EVO with 19 inch rims.
Design and colors
The model, which is approximately 4.16 meters long, was developed with Hyundai's design language called Aero Hatch. The drag coefficient of 0.263 is a very assertive value for its class. Wheel size varies from 16 inches to 19 inches depending on the version. Exterior color options include Ice Blue, Cloud Grey, Dynamic Blue, Magnetic Grey, Atlas White and Fire Red. In addition to the black, beige and blue options for interior upholstery, N Line-specific black upholstery is offered.
IONIQ 3 hardware packages
Even the entry version Select feels quite full. This package includes a 12.9-inch Pleos infotainment system, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, remote software update, Bluelink, dual-zone automatic air conditioning, keyless entry, smart cruise control with stop-go feature and front-rear parking sensors. In the Trend version, a 14.6-inch screen and navigation, 10-inch digital display, digital key, wireless charging, heat pump, ambient lighting and 17-inch wheels are added.
The Prime version takes the equipment one step further with LED smart headlights, front seat heating, heated steering wheel, front collision avoidance assistant 2.0 and 18-inch wheels. N Line EVO, on the other hand, offers N Line interior and exterior design details, as well as a 360-degree camera, blind spot monitoring, electric front seats with memory, seat cooling and 19-inch wheels.
From Izmit to more than 40 countries
Mass production of IONIQ 3 started on August 14, 2026 at Hyundai Motor Turkey's Izmit factory. More than half of the factory was renewed for the new model, and an annual production capacity of 30 thousand units was initially targeted. IONIQ 3, the second electric car produced in Turkey after Togg, is also the first electric vehicle produced by a foreign automobile manufacturer in our country. The model will be exported to more than 40 countries, especially Europe.
Version Battery Power 0-100 km/h Range Price Select 42 kWh 107.8 kW (146.5 PS) 8.7 s 343 km 1.799.000 TL Trend 61 kWh 99.5 kW (135.2 PS) 9.5 s 482 km 2.099.000 TL Prime 61 kWh 99.5 kW (135.2 PS) 9.5 s 476 km 2.249.000 TL N Line EVO 61 kWh 99.5 kW (135.2 PS) 9.6 s 435 km 3.220.000 TL
Optional glass roof for Trend: +50,000 TL. Optional glass roof, 22 kW charging unit and V2L for Prime: +100,000 TL.
Is the IONIQ 3 priced correctly?
With its starting price of 1,799,000 TL, IONIQ 3 was one of the first concrete examples of domestic production reflecting the user in Turkey. However, Select, with a range of 343 km, appeals more to urban use. The real balanced option seems to be Trend, which offers a 61 kWh battery, 482 km range and heat pump for a difference of 300 thousand TL. The 3,220,000 TL price of N Line EVO, which uses the same engine but offers less range, is a jump that is difficult to explain only with its design and comfort equipment.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The sales target of 3,500 units will be reached for Hyundai IONIQ 3 in the remaining three months of 2026
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