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HYUNDAI H-1 MPV (A1) cars: technical specifications, versions and trim levels
Hyundai H-1/Starex minibus was produced from 1997 to 2007. It was facelifted in 2004. Most cars had 8 or 9 seats. However, the company also offered cars with a long wheelbase: they provided seating for up to 12 persons to travel with comfort. A spacious interior and excellent steerability made this car popular in many countries. In addition, the vehicle was rather inexpensive. If you are looking where to buy spare parts for Hyundai H-1/Starex minibus at a bargain, visit our online shop. We hold regular promotions, during which prices on windscreen wiper blades, fuel filters and other parts get incredibly low.
Technical characteristics of Hyundai H-1/Starex minibus
Maximum loading capacity was 835 kg before the facelift and 825 kg – after it. Dimensions differed depending on a wheelbase. Initially, the length of the body was 4695 mm or 5035 mm. The cars with this parameter of 4805 mm were available since 2004. The cars of all manufacturing years had the same height – 1880 or 1965 mm, and width – 1820 mm.
Road clearance could be 180 or 185 mm. The luggage compartment capacity was up to 4400 litres.
Main versions
About 20 versions of these cars were available. They included petrol and diesel versions, with rear- or all-wheel drive.
2.5 CRDI AT RWD version was one of the most powerful. The manufacturer used their proprietary A series diesel engine with Common Rail system. This turbocharged 4-cylinder power unit had cast iron engine block. Some elements of the unit were supplied by the Bosch company.
The engine installed on the 2.5 CRDi AT version outputted 140 hp. Max torque of 314 N·m was reached at 2000 rpm. The car accelerated to 100 km/h in 12.8 seconds, while its top speed was mere 161 km/h. Fuel consumption in the combined cycle was 9 litres per 100 km.
Trim levels of Hyundai H-1/Starex minibus
The cars were produced with various trim levels. Basic trim, SVX, and extended one, Club, were the most popular. Standard equipment of all cars included electric side mirrors, hydraulic power steering, driver seat with lumbar support, driver airbag, ABS. The manufacturer also offered additional accessories for more comfortable vehicle operation. They included a ladder on the rear door for easy roof access.
Club trim level included a double sunroof, among other things. For some markets, paid-for options included a TV-screen and sound system with 6-disc CD-changer.