The Staria Camper concept was designed for travelers who crave comfort and independence. The highlight is its fully integrated pop up roof, which creates extra headroom for sleeping and includes a solar panel that generates up to 2.6 kilowatt hours of electricity a day. That means you can power your gadgets, keep the fridge cold, or even add some range to the van without plugging in.

It also comes with a retractable canopy for shade, smart glass windows with adjustable privacy settings, and hookups for water and electricity. Hyundai used electronically controlled glass to block out heat and noise or let in the views at the tap of a touchscreen, while classic curtains are included for extra privacy.

The base vehicle features an 84 kilowatt hour battery and a front mounted motor with 160 kilowatts of power, good for a range of about 400 kilometers (WLTP). When it’s time to recharge, a DC fast charger can boost the battery from 10 to 80 percent in about 20 minutes.

Inside, the Staria Camper concept is all about modular living. The second and third row seats fold flat, turning the van into a cozy bed for two adults. There’s a compact kitchen with a sink, storage, and a 36 liter fridge, plus a folding interior table and special pegboard for organizing your gear. For added comfort, the front passenger seat swivels, and there’s a climate control system for year round trips.

The back of the van opens up to reveal a pull out table and an outdoor shower—perfect for camping, beach days, or washing off your gear. With all these smart touches, the Staria Camper is more than just a van. It’s a small apartment you can take anywhere.

Right now, the Staria Camper is a concept, and Hyundai is listening closely to what travelers and adventure seekers have to say. The company says production will depend on feedback from the camping and touring community, especially in Europe. If it does make it to showrooms, expect the production version to stick close to the Staria Electric’s specs with its 84 kilowatt hour battery and 160 kilowatt motor.

For now, it’s a bold look at what electric adventure vans could offer in the near future—combining comfort, smart tech, and green energy in one modern package.