[Venkatesh]

Hyundai today unveiled additional design features of its MPV lineup, STARIA, ahead of its digital world premiere slated for the first half of 2021.

Lounge-inspired interior offers premium styling and sense of openness
- The high-end model adds luxurious look and feel with variant-exclusive design cues and features

The driver-focused cockpit has a futuristic high-tech look with a 10.25-inch front display screen, touch-based center fascia and a button-type electronic shift lever

The 7-seater high-end model includes a one-touch relaxation mode on its second-row premium relaxation seats

The 9-seater STARIA Premium has second-row seats with the added ability to swivel 180 degrees to face passengers in the third row.

The 64-color ambient mood lamp, available in all STARIA Premium variants, provides exceptional interior atmosphere.

STARIA offers a number of seating arrangements, from 2-seater to 11-seater, making it suitable for both families and business use. STARIA Premium, a high-end variant, is available in 7-, 9- and 11-seat[1] configurations with exclusive design cues and interior upgrades.

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[wheelguy]

Some real world images:

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[volkman10]

Originally Posted by wheelguy

Some real world images:

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This Staria is in the wrong thread, this MPV will rival Kia's Carnival.

[motorworks]

Not convinced that the Starria would be launched in India. Hyundai has been around in India for ages now and they read the market likes and dislikes pretty well. The typical Van styled vehicles have never done well in India. To me, the starria seems like a great alternative to the numerous Mini Vans in many south East Asian countries, usually dominated by Toyota and Honda. I just dont think Hyundai will ever bring this to India.

My assumption is that there is a different MPV being planned by Hyundai to take on the Ertiga, something more car like.

[RM Motorsports]

Some more pics of this Hyundai MPV including dashboard design.

[CARDEEP]

Link to real life video of the Staria:

https://youtu.be/5Th69BMWxCE

This is seemingly a base/ taxi version of the vehicle & to me it looks like tourist taxis. I'm sure that's best use of this vehicle, but the variant showcased in above vide is not as Sauvé as few the image in earlier posts.

[CEF_Beasts]

Hyundai Staria

[Venkatesh]

Hyundai Staria to debut on April 13, digital world premiere trailer

https://youtu.be/YZLqGeVYjnc

[Axe77]

I am totally confused now. So does this sit below the Alcazar presumably with more MPV feel than pseudo SUV?

A half size smaller than the Alcazar too perhaps?

Thats a lot of launches in the space of a fortnight. Between the Alcazar and this.

[padmrajravi]

Is this Hyundai version of Sonet 7 seater? I have been spending too much time trying to understand the movie Tenet that this whole Hyundai-Kia business feels like the temporal pincer movement. One moving through segments in one direction and another one in opposite direction . I think Staria and Custo are two different things and this thread as a whole has got confused by too many model names.

Anyway this Hyundai-Kia assault is creating a big shift in our automotive scene. Suddenly we have multiple choices with proper automatics in all segments now.

[Aditya]

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[Venkatesh]

2021 Hyundai Staria has been revealed

Staria will be available with two engine options

A 2.2-litre turbodiesel developing 177 hp and 431 Nm paired to a six-speed manual or with an eight-speed automatic gearbox.

A 3.5-litre V6 petrol unit producing 272 hp of power and 331 Nm is combined only with an automatic transmission.





Key features include a 10.25-inch front display, a button-type electronic shift lever, and a large touchscreen infotainment system.





The Staria MPV stands 5,253 mm in length, 1,997 mm in width, and 1,990 mm high. The wheelbase of the Staria is 3,273 mm.



The Hyundai Staria will be available in 11, 9, 7-seat configurations as well as a two-seater commercial version.







The 9-seater version of the second row can be rotated 180 degrees so that passengers sit facing each other.





Sales of the new Hyundai Staria will commence in the second half of 2021. The 11-seat model will only be available in Korea.


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[kamilharis]

This will be bigger and spacious than the Kia Carnival. Are both the cars made on the same platform?

The Hyundai Staria MPV stands 5,253 mm in length, 1,997 mm in width, and 1,990 mm high. The wheelbase of the Staria is 3,273 mm.
Whereas the Kia Carnival dimensions 5115 mm in length, 1985 mm in width, and 1755 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3060 mm

[ZenMaster]

I don't know why everyone is talking as if this is going to launch in India and comparing it to the Kia Carnival.

This is a VAN type vehicle, which are quite popular in East Asian like S.Korea, Philippines, Thailand etc. and Gulf countries as people movers and also as cargo vans, ambulances etc. This is a new model (with a new name) of the Hyundai H-1/Starex series of Vans [which sit above Minivans (like Carnival) in capacity- upto 11 passengers] but are not as big as the Ford Transit/ Mercedes Sprinter.

For further context: Hyundai H-1/Starex, now the Staria plays in the same category as the Toyota Hiace.

Hyundai has definitely spiced it up quite a bit with luxury features, panaromic roof option and technology and a very distinct modern look. I really think the design looks cool and quite Apple-ish.

But, Hyundai will not launch this here unless Hyundai is sure that it can completely capture the Mercedes V-Class and Hiace import market. Even then its not a huge market. These would serve politicians and actors well, but I don't know if they are too keen to ride around in a Hyundai.

[volkman10]

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