Hyundai Introduces ST1, Picks Electricity With Staria-like Design

Hyundai ST1 (Photo: X/@hyundai_kor)

Hyundai has just launched ST1, the latest pickup that carries a style like Staria. Not only that, but the pickup is also supported by pure power.

Reporting from Motor1, Saturday, March 16, the naming ST1 is a merger of Service Type 1. According to the manufacturer, this pickup is here to meet the needs of business actors in South Korea.

His pickup design language takes the Staria design language, especially the front with the ends resembling the MPV and a horizontal strip-shaped lamp that extends from end to end.

The Hyundai ST1 is designed for consumers who need a relieved vehicle and have a thick plastic layer around them to protect the body. This car is expected to make it easier to unload cargo with ease of decreasing altitude, as well as a front spoiler designed to consider the aerodynamic side. There are even devices that connect the cabin to cargo designed to provide better airflow.

The car will be offered as a regular cargo van, a cooled van, and as a basic chassis cabin to suit consumer needs.

Hyundai will reveal details of the specifications and prices of ST1 in the first half of 2024 and will enter the South Korean market by the end of the year.