How big do you need your van to be? If you said jumbo sized, it’s worth checking out what Hyundai Trucks and Buses has to offer. For 2024, the company has given a mild update to the H350. Except it’s no longer called as such.
From now on, the Hyundai H350 is now called the Hyundai Solati in the local market. Curiously, the H350 is the supersized van’s global name already although Solati is used in its home market of South Korea and Vietnam.
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So, aside from the name change, what’s new with it? Well, that’s it, really. Don’t try and look for any minor styling updates because you won’t find any. The same goes for the interior from its dashboard to the leatherette seats. Speaking of seats, there’s accommodations for 16 people on board.
Features-wise, it retains a 2-DIN stereo with USB and Bluetooth connectivity. Manual air-conditioning has also been carried over from the H350 to the Solati. Folding trays and additional cupholders are present, along with the electric power step to make ingress and egress easier.
The 2024 Hyundai Solati features the same 2.5-liter turbodiesel from the H350. It’s good for 167hp and 422Nm of torque with shifting provided by a six-speed manual. As for fuel tank capacity, it’s 75 liters for this van.
So, how much for the van formerly known as the Hyundai H350? The lone variant retails for P3,249,000.
