2026 + 2027 In Stock★IIHS 2026 Top Safety Pick+
Standard third row and a boxy, useful cargo area without stepping up to the largest SUV.
Explore the Hyundai lineup first. Then narrow by space, powertrain, capability and the way you actually drive.
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2026 + 2027 In StockStandard third row and a boxy, useful cargo area without stepping up to the largest SUV.
2026 · All-New 2027 ComingThe everyday all-rounder: practical size, useful cargo room and the most powertrain choices in the lineup.
2026 + 2027 In StockPremium family space for passengers, longer trips and drivers who regularly use all three rows, now with a hybrid option.
2026 + 2027 In StockCity-friendly dimensions with SUV utility for drivers who want maneuverability and flexibility.
2026 Model YearEfficient, smart and easy to live with for commuting, daily errands and regular highway miles.
2026 Model YearA straightforward, city-friendly Hyundai for shoppers prioritizing size, simplicity and value.
2027 Model YearA distinctive all-electric crossover with ultra-fast charging and a built-in port for Tesla Superchargers.
2026 + 2027 In StockSUV-style everyday comfort with open-bed flexibility for gear, projects and weekends outside town.
2026 + 2027 In StockMore midsize comfort and refinement for drivers who still prefer the lower, quieter feel of a sedan.
2027 Model YearHyundai's three-row electric SUV, with up to 335 miles of range and room for up to seven.
Model years shown reflect what is on the lot or arriving at Spokane Hyundai. Awards apply to the model years noted by each organization.
You do not need to know the Hyundai lineup before you begin. Start with the job you need the vehicle to do, then narrow the field.
Three-row comfort, passenger room and road-trip flexibility. Start with Palisade and Santa Fe.
Useful cargo space without moving into the largest SUVs. Start with Tucson and Kona.
Explore Hyundai hybrid options when you want electrified efficiency without a charging routine.
Start with IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 9, then consider charging, range and the way you travel.
Elantra and Sonata, including their hybrids, keep everyday ownership simple and efficient.
Think cargo, HTRAC AWD availability, winter conditions and recreation. Start with Santa Cruz and AWD SUVs.
Use this as a model-shopping filter, not the full lesson. If you are still deciding between gas, hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric, our gas vs. hybrid vs. PHEV vs. EV guide covers the full decision.
Start here when simple refueling and broad model availability matter most.
Tucson, Santa Fe, Palisade, Elantra and Sonata all offer a hybrid that never needs plugging in.
Tucson Plug-in Hybrid: electric for shorter trips, gasoline for the long ones.
IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 9. Make home charging part of the model decision.
Model names make more sense when you compare the job each vehicle is designed to do. Once you have a favorite, our guide to choosing the right trim helps you decide how far up the ladder to go.
Compact everyday versatility versus a standard third row and more family space.
Side by side
Your days are mostly commuting and errands, you want easier parking, or you want the plug-in hybrid option.
You will use a third row, even occasionally, or you want noticeably more cargo room for road trips.
Seating, equipment and availability vary by model year and trim. Confirm details on the vehicle you are considering.
Two different approaches to family utility, passenger space and three-row use.
Side by side
You want three rows in an easier-to-park size and mostly use the third row now and then.
You fill all three rows often, carry adults in the back, or want the most passenger and cargo space Hyundai offers.
Seating, equipment and availability vary by model year and trim. Confirm details on the vehicle you are considering.
Smaller urban footprint versus additional passenger and cargo flexibility.
Side by side
You want the easiest size for city parking and a lower starting point, or an affordable electric option.
You regularly carry rear passengers or bulky gear and want hybrid or plug-in hybrid choices.
Seating, equipment and availability vary by model year and trim. Confirm details on the vehicle you are considering.
Electric crossover versatility versus full three-row electric family space.
Side by side
You want an efficient, easy-to-park EV for one to four people.
You need electric driving with real room for a larger family and their gear.
Seating, equipment and availability vary by model year and trim. Confirm details on the vehicle you are considering.
Spokane weather does not automatically choose the vehicle for you. Use winter traction, distance, charging access, passenger space and recreation needs to decide which models deserve a closer look.
See which models offer AWD, then learn what HTRAC can — and cannot — change.
Show AWD Models →Make home charging, cold-weather range and regional travel part of the model decision.
Visit the EV Education Hub →Compare Tucson, Santa Fe, Palisade and IONIQ 9 around the space you will actually use.
Show 3-Row Models →Start with what matters most to you, and the lineup narrows from there.
Find Your Fit →Three Hyundais have three rows: Santa Fe (standard third row), Palisade (gas or hybrid) and the all-electric IONIQ 9. Seating varies by trim, so confirm the layout on the specific vehicle.
Tucson, Santa Fe, Palisade, Elantra and Sonata all offer a hybrid version, and Tucson also offers a plug-in hybrid. Availability varies by model year, trim and inventory. Not sure which powertrain fits? Read our powertrain guide.
All-wheel drive is available on Tucson, Santa Fe, Palisade, Kona, Santa Cruz, Sonata, IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 9, with availability varying by trim. Tires still matter as much as the drivetrain in winter. Learn how HTRAC works.
Tucson is the more compact SUV starting point. Santa Fe moves toward more family, passenger and cargo flexibility. The better fit depends on how much space you regularly use.
IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 9 are Hyundai's current all-electric SUVs, and both are 2027 models at Spokane Hyundai. Check current inventory, since IONIQ 9 stock arrives in waves. Before choosing one, see what you need to charge at home.
There is no single winter answer. AWD availability, tire choice, ground clearance, the roads you use and your driving patterns should be considered together. Our HTRAC AWD and EV winter driving guides walk through it.
Use the research to narrow the field, then compare what is actually available at Spokane Hyundai — or keep learning in the Research Hub before you shop.
Inventory, specifications, model-year equipment and offers change. Confirm current vehicle details before purchase.
2027 IONIQ 9
The IONIQ 9 is one of our most popular models, and more are on the way to Spokane Hyundai. Reach out and we’ll let you know as soon as one arrives.