2023 Hyundai Staria GLS+ 11 seater Review: The Hiace Grandia rival we've been waiting for?

We get the keys to the 2023 Hyundai Staria GLS+ 11 seater for a full review. For years the Toyota GL Grandia has reigned supreme, but now Hyundai Philippines has the Staria GLS+. Does it have what it takes to rival its van competitors? Is it a proper successor to the venerable Grand Starex? How is it similar? How is it different? Vince finds out.
00:00 - Intro
01:00 - Design Impressions
02:08 - Dimensions and Tires
04:02 - Rear Impressions
06:14 - Engine
09:10 - Third Row and Second Row
11:27 - Middle Row Impressions
12:49 - Driver Row and dashboard
15:29 - 360 Camera and Center Console
18:56 - Driving Impressions
19:24 - Suspension feels and ride comfort
21:41 - from Starex to the Staria
22:56 - Fuel Consumption
26:38 - Competitors, Pros and Cons
26:49 - Final Verdict and Price
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[@MiggyMndza]

I'm a 26 year old that wanted one so badly after driving this and the Premium+ model, simply lightyears ahead of the Hiace, at least compared to the Commuter(and the corresponding Staria variant) and the GL Grandia. Sure, the Super Grandia has something up its sleeve vs. the Staria Premium+ but if one's not in need of a premium van that can seat many people, I'd go Hyundai anytime and disregard the weird looks instead. Quite a stunner actually, to actually attract me so much to it despite my age.

[@vincentgregorygo7579]

Hi! Will Staria GLS+ release a newer model? And would they issue a hybrid varian soon,

[@speedbumpstv4518]

Boss umiilaw ba yung center light ng gls kase yung samen right and left lang yung center di umiilaw

[@michael677]

i wonder how it feels driving on the lane beside the bus lane with the concrete barriers just a few inches away? i think a super grandia would struggle so does this staria. my innova is just alright in that lane with at least half a meter to spare.

[@nelgmarcos2137]

as per experience iba pa din ang hatak ng rear wheel drive pagdating sa ganitong van na 7 plus seater. maporma lang sa bago nyang design.

[@kemoune.77]

My Dreams ❤❤

[@joramgaspar8482]

may folding seat sana yun gitna ng 3rd row para 12 seater

[@임진영]

👍👍👍

[@julmiergeronesagnep2576]

Wow hyundai..love it.!

[@Herman-le6dm]

pa review po ng MAZDA 3

[@robertdionne6073]

Sir ano po pala ang model ng grandia ang katapat nito sa toyota?

[@autoindustriya]

GL Grandia is the closest rival

[@robertdionne6073]

@@autoindustriya okay po, thanks!

[@ianluigilastra1850]

"All the way. - - That sounds wrong" AHAHHAHAHAHAHAH

[@dai0827]

Toyota Grandia gl only offers ruggedness, cargo and reliability of its engine for 2.2m +. staria in the other hand had the 2.2 crdi engine for 10 years and more so maybe they are subpar? but the amenities of staria outclass grandia for comfort hands down. from double sliding door , aircon vents, carplay, 4 disk brake, 360 camera, blindspot camera etc. for 60k more it is worth it 2.3m + looks will differ from our different taste.

[@Itsyourboijc]

Yup I agree on you, many would tell that Toyota is a Toyota but that is not the thing now, there are a lot of buyers now (I would assume) look for techs and value for money. And if you don't plan to sell the vehicle after 5 years then who cares about the resale value. Overall in terms of looks it is quite subjective. But overall Staria is a lot better compared to the Grandia GL

[@glenndelacruz2906]

most cars that are unreliable normally attracts buyers with lots of bells and whistles

[@kevinreyes6778]

so bakit madaming lumang starex na hanggang ngayon buhay pa?

[@glenndelacruz2906]

@@kevinreyes6778 look it up in stats. hyundai is not even in top 10 sold cars in the philippines

[@glenndelacruz2906]

duh? it was already discontinued

[@novtag9724]

​@@glenndelacruz2906 only those who can afford will buy them