Hyundai Van Camping

The new Hyundai Staria, the replacement for a van known as the Starex, has an out-of-this-world, mysteriously futuristic style that has us agog. It's among those rare minivans that tempts us. Hyundai tipped a Staria camper van early on, and it's now debuted two Camper models that bring modern smart.

As with all pop-top tiny camper vans, the real show begins when the electronic roof tent is raised. Replacing the old wedge design of many pop-top campers, the Hyundai Staria conversion camper van uses a scissor-lift design, raising the entire roof to full height. Hyundai's futuristic-looking Staria was begging for the camper treatment, and the company has finally indulged adventurers by building a factory pop.

RV industry insider Tony Barthel reviews the Hyundai Staria Camper 4, a creative camper van manufactured in two versions in Korea. One of the Staria Lounge Camper models includes practically everything you need to live, while the other model can seat 11 people. Discover how the Hyundai H1 Grand transforms from a spacious van into a cozy and feature-rich camper with top-tier amenities, smart storage solutions, outdoor awning space, and modern driving tech.

Why do I think Hyundai Staria is the Multivan of MPVs? Find out in this review: it's dimensions, boot photos, consumption and more. Folded Seating (media by Hyundai) In terms of amenities, the Hyundai Staria has everything you need for a comfortable camping experience. The van has a kitchenette complete with a 36l fridge and.

Hyundai's Korean arm has turned its Staria minivan into a camper van starting at around $40,000. The tiny home on wheels comes in two layouts: one with 11 seats and the other with four.