Who this is for
Ioniq 9 owners who are comfortable re-pinning a harness and running test software.
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Yes, with a comma four, a Hyundai M harness with eight wires flipped, and the angle-steering test branch.
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Ioniq 9 owners who are comfortable re-pinning a harness and running test software.
In plain words
The Hyundai Ioniq 9 is not on comma's list, but one owner got a comma four working with sunnypilot. The write-up covers the Hyundai M harness with eight wires flipped, the angle-steering branch and the in-car fitting. It is a single owner's method on test software, so read it as a starting point, not a guarantee.
The short version
Flip the eight wires on the M harness as the wire-flip guide shows.
Set up the comma four at home on Wi-Fi with the branch URL.
Pair sunnylink and set the car to Ioniq 9 in settings.
Remove the mirror housing, fit the harness and mount the device centred.
Route the cable and test the drive.
The full community thread belongs to sunnypilot. Checked on September 10, 2026. Their last update was July 23, 2026.
Quick answers
Yes; the angle-steering thread lists the comma four as the supported device. The write-up used one.
Hyundai S, which is not sold, so you buy Hyundai M and flip eight wires on the comma harness.
Only if you are comfortable re-pinning a harness and running unfinished software. The author warns to do it at your own risk.
Check your car
Support changes by year and trim. Open your exact car before you buy anything.
Related
Check your exact car first, then choose software and hardware.
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