Updated November 2026 · Offer source
vs rivals: Kia EV9 $566/mo · Nissan Armada $957/mo · Toyota Land Cruiser $715/mo
Graded on true cost as a percent of MSRP, against other midsize and large SUVs. This lease is 0.93%. How we grade
How $419 becomes $546
- The ad says $419 a month, and it also asks for $4,999 at signing.
- $419 of that is your first payment. The other $4,580 is extra money that you pay up front.
- Spread across the 36 months of the lease, $4,580 is $127 a month.
Every offer, ranked by true cost
| Trim | Advertised | Due | Term | True cost | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2026 S RWD MSRP $58,955 | $419 | $4,999 | 36 mo | $546 | A |
2026 SE AWD MSRP $62,765 | $449 | $4,999 | 36 mo | $575 | A |
The math for the 2026 S
- Due at signing, with payment 1 in it
- $4,999
- 35 more payments of $419
- $14,665
- Total for 36 months
- $19,664
- True cost each month
- $546
- Cost for each mile, with 30,000 miles allowed
- $0.66
- Lease cash already in the payment
- $15,000
Tax, title, license, and dealer fees are extra. Try your own numbers
The offer ends November 30, 2026. See the offer page
How the Hyundai Ioniq 9 lease changed
Since October 12, 2026, the true cost stayed at $546 a month.
- October 12, 2026: $419/mo, $4,999 due, 36 mo
- $546
- October 17, 2026: $419/mo, $4,999 due, 36 mo
- $546
- October 31, 2026: $419/mo, $4,999 due, 36 mo
- $546
- November 5, 2026: $419/mo, $4,999 due, 36 mo
- $546
- November 11, 2026: $419/mo, $4,999 due, 36 mo
- $546
Each line is the best offer where most regions share it, on the day that we collected the offers.
How it ranks among midsize and large SUVs
The Hyundai Ioniq 9 has the 14th lowest true cost of 33 midsize and large SUVs with an advertised lease this month. The lowest is the Subaru Outback at $410 a month.
The middle true cost in the class is $566 a month, and the Hyundai Ioniq 9 costs $19 less. Each month it costs 0.93% of its MSRP, and the middle of the class is 1.26%.
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