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Hyundai’s space-age camper concept is an off-grid dream – thanks to its giant 520W solar panel, integrated kitchen and built-in shower

Hyundai unveiled the Staria Camper Concept at the CMT trade fair in Stuttgart, signaling a new off-grid EV variant.
The camper features a fully integrated kitchen, a pop-up roof, a fridge, a shower, and a double bed.
A 520W solar panel in the pop-up roof can generate up to 2.6 kWh of electricity per day in sunny conditions.
The Staria Camper is based on Hyundai’s 800V architecture and aims to extend range or power onboard systems via solar input.
Hyundai indicates the concept is exploring demand for experiential, off-grid mobility across Europe.
No official production date has been announced; Hyundai is gauging public appetite for a potential rollout.
Hyundai positions the Staria Camper as a stylish, off-grid MPV option for Europe.
The concept includes onboard water storage powered by vehicle batteries or solar power.
Hyundai emphasizes that the camper shares the Staria's family-friendly, high-utility interior.
Hyundai is actively seeking feedback to decide on a possible production path for the Staria Camper.
Hyundai’s official communication frames the Staria Camper as part of a broader move toward experiential travel.

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