In Pictures: Hyundai Staria EV review: 450km range, 800V charging, and a $71,000 price for Australia

Fleet operators will weigh the Staria EV's 800V charging capability against its roughly $71,000 asking price.

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The Staria Load's 800V architecture promises rapid top-ups where compatible fast chargers are available.

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Hyundai claims up to 450km of WLTP range, though real-world figures will depend on load and conditions.

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More than a tonne of payload puts the electric Staria squarely in diesel workhorse territory.

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Charging infrastructure access remains a key consideration for commercial buyers mulling the switch from diesel.

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The Staria EV targets tradies and fleets weighing running costs against a significant upfront premium.

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At around $71,000, the Staria Load EV competes with both diesel vans and other electric commercial offerings.

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Fast charging speeds could help the Staria EV match the uptime demands of busy commercial fleets.

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Hyundai's electric van must prove its practicality and payload credentials to win over diesel loyalists.

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