Hyundai unveils Staria electric camper van concept for Europe

Hyundai has presented the Staria Camper concept at the CMT exhibition in Stuttgart to gauge interest in a potential production version for Europe. Based on the electric Staria with a range of around 400 km, the concept features a pop-up roof with solar panels and a sleeping area for two. A decision on series production has not yet been made.

Hyundai showcased the Staria Camper EV Concept at the CMT trade fair in Stuttgart. The electric camper van offers up to 400 km of range, an 800-volt platform for fast charging, and a 520W solar panel on its pop-up roof. The company will evaluate the concept for potential production based on feedback from the 2026 event.

Hyundai has presented the Staria Camper Concept, an electric camper van, at the Stuttgart trade show. The 5.26-meter vehicle features an 84 kWh battery, a 520-watt solar panel, and is designed for two people. It offers a range of approximately 400 kilometers and can be charged from 10 to 80 percent in about 20 minutes at a DC fast-charging station.

Hyundai presented a camper van concept based on the STARIA at the CMT trade fair in Stuttgart. The concept features an electric powertrain, a pop-up roof with a 520W solar panel, and electronically adjustable smart glass. A potential production version would be based on the electric STARIA with an estimated WLTP range of up to 400 km.

Hyundai has revealed a Staria electric camper van concept at the CMT show in Stuttgart. Based on the new Staria Electric, the concept is designed for four people and features a fold-out bed, kitchen, and pop-up roof. The automaker is gauging interest for potential production targeting the European market.