Hyundai unveils STARIA Electric Camper concept

In Seoul's Daechi-dong district, a hub for private tutoring, parents are using motorhomes parked on streets as rest areas for their children between classes. The vehicles are equipped with beds and kitchens, allowing children to nap and parents to cook meals. Some parents view this as cost-effective compared to renting nearby studio apartments, which can cost up to 2.6 million won per month during peak season, even factoring in parking fines.

At the Caravan, Motor und Touristik trade show in Stuttgart, Hyundai presented the Staria Camper Concept, an electric camper van. The vehicle features a pop-up roof with a double bed, a kitchen module, a shower, and a 520-watt solar panel. The base electric van has a claimed range of 400 km.

A camper van parked on a road in Incheon, South Korea, caught fire. The incident occurred on the morning of January 26 in the Cheongna district, resulting in the vehicle being destroyed but no casualties. Fire authorities suspect an electrical fault in the rear passenger side as the likely cause.

Hyundai has presented the Staria Camper Concept, a camper van based on the Staria electric minivan. The prototype features a pop-up roof, solar panels, and a shower. If the concept goes into series production, it would be a fully electric vehicle for the European market.

A fire broke out in a camper van at Songpyeong Beach in Hwasan County on January 20. A man in his 60s suffered facial burns. The blaze was extinguished by a team of 25 firefighters and police officers, and the cause is under investigation.

The Hyundai Staria Camper debuted as a concept at a motorhome show in Stuttgart. The van-based motorhome features a pop-up roof, seats that convert into a bed, a portable kitchen, and a shower. The automaker is considering putting the model into series production.