Hyundai Staria: Here’s how much the large 9-seater electric minivan costs
The all-electric Hyundai Staria is now available for ordering in France. This large minivan, offered with up to nine seats, starts at 67,400 euros. It’s a high price point, but it’s justified by an 84 kWh battery, a range of 430 km, and especially an 800 V architecture for very fast charging.
The Hyundai Staria stands out in the automotive landscape. With its 5.25 meters in length and futuristic shuttle-like appearance, it’s hard to mistake it for a traditional family SUV. Its all-electric version is now ready to hit French roads, and Hyundai has just revealed its price.
Starting at 67,400 euros for the electric Staria
The minimum cost to drive an electric Staria in France is 67,400 €. This price applies to the Prime 9-seater version, which serves as the entry-level model. It comes fully equipped with 12.3-inch digital dashboards, a central touchscreen of the same size, a 360° camera, a blind spot monitoring display, adaptive cruise control, power-operated rear side doors, a hands-free trunk lift, a heat pump, and a V2L function. It also features leather upholstery and a heated steering wheel.
To enjoy a configuration focused more on passenger comfort, the price rises significantly. The electric Staria Luxury 7-seater is priced at 74,000 €, an additional 6,600 € over the previous model. It replaces the three-seater bench in the second row with two individual seats featuring armrests and relaxation functions. The upholstery is upgraded to Nappa leather, and the seats in rows 1 and 2 become heated and ventilated. This trim also includes a suede ceiling, customizable ambient lighting, bi-LED projection headlights, an electric front passenger seat, a 12-speaker Bose audio system, as well as a folding roof in the front and a glass roof in the second row.
And up to 82,940 €
Finally, there’s also a VIP version with a 7-seater configuration priced at 82,940 €. This trim includes all the equipment from the Luxury version but adds even more advanced features for the rear passengers, such as a VIP Comfort package with enhanced sound insulation, custom carpeting, leather-trimmed headrests, and acoustic laminated side windows. The most striking difference lies in the two seats in the second row. In the VIP version, they come equipped with individual tablets and control panels, neck support in the headrests, massage functions for both the seat and backrest, as well as heating extended to the footrests and armrests. That’s all!
Hyundai Staria 9-seater
Hyundai Staria 7-seater
Prime
67,400 €
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Luxury
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74,000 €
VIP
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82,940 €
A large battery and especially very fast charging
To power this large monospace, Hyundai has equipped it with an 84 kWh battery, the same capacity as the Ioniq 5. The manufacturer claims a WLTP range of up to 430 km. But the Staria’s main technical advantage lies in its charging capabilities. Like the electric models in the Ioniq family, it features an 800 V architecture. Hyundai states that it only takes 20 minutes to charge from 10% to 80% at a compatible fast charger. With alternating current, the built-in charger accepts 11 kW.
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At 67,400 euros, the Staria electric is priced only 3,050 euros below the Ioniq 9, which starts at 70,450 euros (for seven seats). The choice therefore lies mainly between the Staria’s highly practical and modular design and that of a more conventional large SUV.
