US EditionHyundai's New Electric Van Is Big Enough for Nine, but This EV May End up Being the Bigger Hit
The Staria Electric offers an 84-kWh battery, 20-minute fast charging, and standard vehicle-to-load capability for family and shuttle use, Hyundai said.
- This year, Hyundai Motor Group unveiled the Staria Electric, its biggest battery-powered minivan with an 84-kilowatt-hour battery and a 248-mile WLTP range, launching in Korea and Europe.
- Hyundai adapted an 800-volt architecture, rating the Staria's battery at 800 volts for faster DC charging and borrowing a top E‑GMP feature as the only 800-volt front-wheel drive EV.
- With a heated front-mounted CCS2 port and an 11 kW AC onboard charger, Hyundai says a top-up takes roughly 20 minutes.
- Targeting families and shuttle operators, Hyundai offers seven-seater and nine-seater configurations with 4,409 pounds towing capacity, competing against Volkswagen ID. Buzz and Kia PV5.
- Amid slower-charging rivals, shorter charging stops should help the Staria compensate for a lower WLTP figure versus some ID variants when rivals sell in Europe and Korea later this year.
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Now Hyundai is also setting the "space ride under power" and electrified the last segment in the model range with the Staria large-scale sedan.
The Hyundai STARIA Electric was presented at the Brussels Motor Show as the South Korean brand's first fully electric MPV. Hyundai went to the Brussels Motor Show to present the STARIA Electric, the first fully electric version of the South Korean brand's MPV. The STARIA Electric maintains the principles that have defined the model since its origin, now associated with an electric propulsion system. Equipped with an 84 kWh battery and a 160 kW f…
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