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Hyundai Staria EV spotted without camo

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Max McDee, 09 January 2025

Hyundai

The electric version of Hyundai's upcoming Staria EV was spotted for the first time in public without camouflage. The Staria minivan challenges the notion that minivans can't be cool and is generating a lot of interest online for its sleek design and potential as a multi-purpose vehicle.

The Staria EV is the electric successor to the Starex, Hyundai's MPV introduced in 2021. It's built on the ST1 platform, Hyundai's first commercial EV platform. The ST1 has already spawned several commercial EV configurations, including a refrigerated van and a chassis cab.

Hyundai Staria EV spotted without camo

The Staria EV is expected to feature Hyundai's latest 84 kWh batteries, which suggests a vehicle with a fairly long range and ample power for everyday driving needs.

The Staria EV's design closely resembles that of the Staria Lounge, a minivan that can transform into a camper van. This has led to speculation that Hyundai might release a camper van version of the Staria EV, expanding its appeal to outdoor enthusiasts.

Hyundai Staria EV spotted without camo

While the Staria EV shares design cues with the Staria Lounge, it distinguishes itself with a closed grille that houses the charging port. The electric Staria is expected to launch in overseas markets, with production to begin in Europe in the first half of 2026.

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