Staria 3.5 V6 (8 seat)
$54,300 +ORC
- Engine
- 3.5L V6 petrol
- Power
- 200 kW
- Drive
- FWD

Hyundai
People mover and van
From $54,300 plus on-road costs
The Staria is Hyundai's replacement for the iMax, sharing its underpinnings with the Santa Fe and Sonata.
We haven't driven the Staria yet. On paper, 5-year warranty trails Kia's 7-year on the Carnival. The Lounge Hybrid at $73,740 plus on-roads is Carnival HEV money.
Big families who need eight real seats with proper headroom, tradies who want a HiAce alternative under $46k, and touring families who want AWD diesel and a van that looks like nothing else.
Practical everyday space
3.5L V6 petrol
Powertrain
130 to 200 kW, 304 to 430 Nm
6.5 L/100 km
Claimed fuel use
Combined cycle.
5 yrs / unlimited km
Warranty
| Grade | Price from | Engine | Power | Fuel use | Drive | Key differences |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Staria 3.5 V6 (8 seat) | $54,300 +ORC | 3.5L V6 petrol | 200 kW | FWD | ||
| Staria 2.2 Diesel (8 seat) | $54,300 +ORC | 2.2L turbo diesel 4cyl | 130 kW | FWD | ||
| Staria Lounge Hybrid | $73,740 +ORC | 1.6L turbo petrol hybrid | 180 kW | 6.5 L/100 km | FWD |
$54,300 +ORC
$54,300 +ORC
$73,740 +ORC
Safety rating. Rated 2022
Drivetrain
Look at the alternatives if you want a hybrid (Kia Carnival HEV), you want a 7-year warranty (Carnival again), or you want a luxury van feel with eHybrid (VW Multivan).
Pricing opens at $54,300 plus on-roads for the Staria 3.5 V6 (8 seat) and tops out at $73,740 plus on-roads for the Staria Lounge Hybrid, across 3 variants. Prices checked October 2026, so confirm with a dealer.
Yes, on the 2.2L turbo diesel grades. The petrol V6 is FWD only.
Eight in the people mover. The Staria Load van seats two with a flat cargo floor in the back.
5 years, unlimited kilometres, with capped-price servicing on a 12 month or 15,000 km interval.
The Hyundai Staria people mover is priced from $54,300 plus on-road costs in Australia. The Staria is Hyundai's replacement for the iMax, sharing its underpinnings with the Santa Fe and Sonata. The lunar lander aesthetic, full-width DRL bar, and concept-car glasshouse make it the only people mover on sale in Australia that you would actually call interesting to look at.