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
Hyundai’s Staria Load has gone electric, bringing over 400km of range and seriously fast charging, but at roughly $71,000, does the price stack up for Australian buyers? The post Hyundai Staria EV…
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The Hyundai Staria Load Electric brings battery power to Hyundai’s mid-size van range alongside the diesel and hybrid versions. It comes in a single two-seat grade at $70,990 before on-road costs,…
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