Overview
- Hyundai confirmed a world premiere at the Brussels Motor Show from January 9 to 18, 2026, calling the vehicle its “biggest EV yet” and highlighting an 800-volt charging system.
- Industry reporting widely expects the reveal to be an all-electric Staria van, a model that is larger in footprint than the Ioniq 9 SUV.
- Powertrain and battery specifications remain unconfirmed, with reports citing potential 84-kWh or roughly 99-kWh packs and an estimated 325 km WLTP range for the smaller option.
- Coverage indicates the vehicle is aimed at Europe’s van and MPV segments, while Hyundai has not announced regional availability or any U.S. launch.
- An existing Iveco eMoovy variant based on the Staria architecture demonstrates that the platform can support a full battery-electric drivetrain.