Hyundai’s electric van is bigger than the Kia PV5 and Volkswagen ID. Buzz, with enough room for nine passengers. Hyundai Staria Electric van prices and specs We got our first look at the Staria Electric in January when Hyundai unveiled it at the Brussels Motor Show. The electric van is essentially the EV version of the gas-powered model sold in Europe, South Korea, and other global markets. After launching it in Korea earlier this year, Hyundai is opening orders for the Staria Electric across Europe. In Germany, Hyundai’s electric van starts at €57,450, or about $66,500. Measuring 5,253 mm (206.8″) in length, 1,997 mm (78.6″) in width, and 1,990 mm (78.3″) in height, with a 3,273 mm (128.8″ wheelbase, the Staria Electric is about 200 mm (7.8″) longer than Hyundai’s three-row IONIQ 9. Although it looks about the same as the gas version, the Staria Electric stands out with EV-like elements, including a closed-off grille and a full-length light bar across the front. The flat floor and open-plan design open up interior space with 7- and 9-seat configurations. The 9-seater offers up to 1,303 liters of luggage capacity, plus an additional 24-liter frunk. With sliding doors and folding seats, Hyundai said the electric van is perfect for larger families or trips with friends. Inside, the Staria Electric adopts Hyundai’s new “Inside-Out” design theme. The setup includes Hyundai’s latest connected car Navigation Cockpit (ccNC) with dual 12.3″ instrument cluster and infotainment screens with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Powered by an 84 kWh battery and a 160 kW (218 hp) front-mounted electric motor, Hyundai’s electric van has a WLTP range of up to 430 km (267 miles). Thanks to its 800V electrical architecture, the Staria EV’s battery can charge from 10% to 80% in about 20 minutes at a 350