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Hyundai Staria EV review: The good, the bad, and the price tag | Video

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Hyundai Staria EV review: The good, the bad, and the price tag | Video

Is the Hyundai Staria EV worth the $71,000 price tag? In this review, we test Hyundai’s all-electric commercial van to see if it can truly replace diesel and hybrid workhorses.

We go over real-world specs, cargo space, driving range, 800V fast-charging performance, interior tech, and practical features like Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) power for tradies and businesses.

• Charging: 800V architecture (10% to 80% in ~20 minutes on a 350 kW DC fast charger)

Sam is Chief Operating Officer for Renew Economy and EV Media. Sam has been working with Renew Economy and One Step Off The Grid since 2014 and with The Driven since its inception in 2017. Sam is also the host of The Driven Podcast .

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