Hyundai has turned its Korea-only minivan into a tiny home on wheels with a pop-top roof see what it's like inside

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• Hyundai's Korean arm has turned its Staria minivan into a camper van starting at around $40,000.
• The tiny home on wheels comes in two layouts: one with 11 seats and the other with four.

Hyundai's Korean arm has turned its Staria minivan into a tiny home on wheels complete with an electric pop-top roof, a popular addition to motorohomes around the world.

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And if you're picky about the number of seats, Hyundai has you covered.

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The Staria Lounge Camper will be available in two layouts: one with 11 seats, and the other with four …

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… both with the coveted electric pop-top roof.

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This isn't the Korean automaker's first foray into the tiny home on wheels market: The company also has the clunkier Hyundai Porest motorhome.

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But unlike the Porest, the new Staria Lounge looks less like a RV and more like its minivan base.

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At around 6.9 feet tall, the van has a lower profile than most RVs, making it a bit more discrete.

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But when the awning is extended and the roof is popped, there'll be no mistaking this camper van for the traditional minivan.

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The Staria Lounge Camper 11 has enough seats to accommodate, well, 11 people.

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The second, third, and fourth row of seats can lay completely flat, turning the seating space into a bed topped with an air mattress.

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It won't be able to sleep all 11 passengers, but the pop-top roof and seating area can at least sleep a combined four people.

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If you don't need an 11-seater, the Staria Lounge Camper 4 model can instead seat a more manageable family of four.

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This interior has more of the bells and whistles of a traditional camper van, like LED lights and a kitchenette.

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Like its larger sibling, this iteration relies on the pop-top and rear seats to sleep four people.

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When the blackout curtains are pulled out and the speaker is turned on, the rear of the minivan can turn into a cozy little bedroom.

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But unlike the Camper 11, this smaller model has a kitchen equipped with a sink refrigerator, storage units, and a small countertop.

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There's also a folding table inside the van for cozy dinners on the road …

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… and an additional sliding table that extends out the rear of the van. This outdoor table is available on the Camper 11 model as well.

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There's even a mosquito net at the rear of the camper for increased ventilation without the fear of bugs.

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The van's energy and water supply can be accessed from the exterior of the van, which is perfect for outdoor showers after messy hikes.

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This tiny home on minivan wheels will set you back almost $40,000, but don't wait around to buy your own Staria camper van.

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The Hyundai Staria isn't available in the US, so the odds of the camper iteration coming overseas may be slim as well.

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Source: Car and Driver