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One of the Staria Lounge Camper models includes practically everything you need to live on the road, while the other model can seat 11 people.
Vanlife has become a huge hit on social media, attracting those looking for a more transient lifestyle. There’s no shortage of people converting their Mercedes Sprinters and Ford Transits into full-time mobile homes.
But Hyundai is now offering a ready-to-go alternative. After releasing the Staria minivan last year, the Korean car maker amped up its utility and put out the Staria Lounge Camper in two versions.
The four-seater version of the Staria Lounge Camper has all the bells and whistles you need for luxurious camping. There’s a kitchenette with a sink and fridge, two water tanks for fresh and gray water, electrical hookups, and plenty of space to sleep.
There’s even a 12.1-inch touchscreen command center next to the kitchen that controls lighting, temperature, and the pop-up roof. With all these features, there’s really no need to brave the elements in a tent.