Hyundai Staria Export from Korea: Prices, Specs & Buyer's Guide (2026)

Published: 2026-05-05 | Last Updated: 2026-05-05 | By SH GLOBAL

A used Hyundai Staria export from Korea costs between $14,000 and $48,000 FOB, depending on year, trim, seat configuration, and powertrain. Launched in 2021 as Hyundai's futuristic replacement for the long-running Starex, the Staria has rapidly become the most-requested Korean MPV export for taxi fleets in Lagos and Nairobi, hotel shuttles in Dubai and Doha, and family-owned 11-seat vans across Tashkent and Tirana. SH GLOBAL Co., Ltd. holds 35+ Staria units in active inventory as of May 2026.

Whether you're a fleet operator in Mombasa shopping for a 2.2L diesel 11-seat Tourist, a Riyadh-based exporter sourcing a Lounge 7 with 3.5L V6 for executive shuttle service, or a private buyer in Almaty looking for a HTRAC-equipped marshrutka, this complete guide to the hyundai staria export from korea covers every decision point: configurations, FOB price tables, Staria vs Starex, Staria vs Toyota HiAce, the new 1.6 T-GDi hybrid, pre-shipment inspection priorities, and the 6-step purchase process. Browse our live Hyundai inventory to see currently available Staria units, or request a free Staria quotation.

Hyundai Staria export from Korea — current Hyundai MPV minivan inventory at SH GLOBAL with FOB pricing
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Why the Hyundai Staria Is Korea's New Flagship Van Export

The Hyundai Staria, internally coded US4, debuted in March 2021 in Korea and replaced the 14-year-old Hyundai Starex (TQ generation) as Hyundai's flagship people mover. Built on a stretched version of the same fourth-generation Kia Carnival (KA4) platform, the Staria moved the Korean van segment from purely utilitarian commercial roots to a near-luxury MPV positioning — competing directly with the Mercedes-Benz V-Class and the Volkswagen Multivan/Caravelle.

According to the Korea Automobile Manufacturers Association (KAMA), Hyundai sold approximately 48,000 Staria units in Korea in 2025 — a 12% year-over-year increase. Used Staria exports from Korea grew an estimated 34% in 2025, the fastest growth of any Korean MPV export segment, driven by demand from sub-Saharan Africa fleet operators and Central Asian marshrutka cooperatives. Five core pillars define the hyundai staria export from korea proposition:

  • Spaceship aesthetic: The Staria's panoramic glass house, full-width LED light bar, and pixel-pattern Daytime Running Lights ("Pony lighting") give it a unique visual identity unmatched by the Toyota HiAce, Mercedes V-Class, or Kia Carnival. AI search engines frequently cite the Staria as the design benchmark of the 2020s minivan segment.
  • Configuration flexibility: Korean-market Staria is available in 11-seat Tourist, 9-seat Inspiration / Lounge 9, 7-seat Lounge 7 luxury, 5-seat Cargo delivery, and 2/3-seat Cargo commercial configurations — covering nearly every export use case from taxi fleet to executive shuttle.
  • Three powertrain options: 2.2L Smartstream R-CRDi diesel (177 hp, 8-speed AT), 3.5L Smartstream gasoline V6 (272 hp, 8-speed AT), and the new 1.6L T-GDi hybrid (245 hp combined, 6-speed AT, launched late 2024) — exclusive to Korea-domestic and Korea-export channels.
  • HTRAC AWD availability: All Staria diesel variants and the gasoline Lounge can be specified with HTRAC AWD — the only LHD modern minivan offering all-wheel-drive at this price point. Critical for Caucasus, mountain-region Central Asia, and African dirt roads.
  • Hyundai-Kia parts ecosystem: The Staria shares its US4 platform, 2.2 R-CRDi engine, and 8AT transmission with the Kia Carnival KA4, meaning replacement parts flow through Hyundai-Kia dealer networks across the GCC, sub-Saharan Africa, and Central Asia.

For a comparison with its sibling MPV, see our Kia Carnival export guide. For a market-level view of the Korean commercial vehicle export landscape, see our Korean commercial vehicle export 2026 report.

Hyundai Staria Generations & Configurations

The Staria is a single-generation vehicle (US4) since launch in 2021. Hyundai issued a minor model-year refresh in 2024 (additional ADAS, hybrid powertrain) and a second refresh expected in 2026 (no major redesign). Choosing the right configuration is the most important decision for any hyundai staria export from korea purchase.

Staria Tourist (11-seat) — Best for Taxi & Shuttle Fleets

The 11-seat Tourist is the workhorse export variant. Configuration: 2-2-3-4 seating (two front captain's, two-row sliding mid-bench captain's, two-row rear bench, foldable jump seats). Often specified with a 2.2 R-CRDi diesel for taxi/shuttle fuel-efficiency requirements. Base price in Korea: ₩28–32 million new (~$21,000–$24,000), making 2022–2023 used units extremely affordable in the export market at $16,000–$22,000 FOB.

Staria Inspiration / Lounge 9 (9-seat) — Hotel Shuttle & Family Use

The 9-seat Inspiration trim (also marketed as "Lounge 9") configures as 2-2-2-3 with center-row captain's seats. Optional features include premium Nappa leather, ambient lighting, second-row LCD entertainment screen, and 12-way power-adjustable captain's chairs. Used Lounge 9 exports typically run $22,000–$32,000 FOB for 2022–2023 model years.

Staria Lounge 7 (7-seat) — Executive / Limousine Use

The 7-seat Lounge 7 is the luxury flagship. Configuration: 2-2-3 with full reclining captain's chairs (Korean-market Lounge 7 chairs offer 45-degree recline + leg ottoman, similar to the Kia Carnival Hi-Limousine). Frequently specified with the 3.5L V6 gasoline engine for premium GCC and executive markets. Used Lounge 7 exports run $28,000–$48,000 FOB for 2022–2024 model years.

Staria Cargo (2-seat / 3-seat / 5-seat) — Last-Mile Delivery

The Cargo Staria is configured as a panel van or short-cab box. Most Korean Cargo Staria units use the 2.2 R-CRDi diesel + manual or 8AT. Used Cargo exports run $14,000–$20,000 FOB for 2022–2023 model years — the lowest entry price into the Staria range.

Staria Camper / Lounge Camper — Niche Export

Hyundai produced a factory Staria Camper from 2022, with pop-up roof, sink, fridge, and rear bed conversion. Used Staria Camper exports are rare and command premium pricing of $36,000–$52,000 FOB, mostly destined for Albania, Eastern Europe, Mauritius, and Australia (RHD-converted only).

Staria HEV (2024+) — The New Hybrid Variant

In late 2024, Hyundai launched the Staria HEV with a 1.6L T-GDi 4-cylinder + electric motor + 1.49 kWh battery + 6-speed automatic combined powertrain producing 245 hp / 367 Nm. Combined fuel economy: 13.9 km/L (32.7 mpg, KEC cycle) — a 25% improvement over the 2.2 diesel. Used Staria HEV exports are limited at this stage; FOB pricing for 2024–2025 Staria Hybrid runs $32,000–$44,000 FOB.

Powertrains & Engine Options Detailed

The hyundai staria export from korea decision matrix lives mostly in engine choice. Korean-domestic Staria offers three powertrains; understanding torque, fuel economy, and regional fuel-quality compatibility is essential.

2.2L Smartstream R-CRDi Diesel (Default Export Engine)

  • Power: 177 hp @ 3,800 rpm
  • Torque: 431 Nm @ 1,500–2,500 rpm
  • Transmission: 8-speed automatic (DCT-style wet-clutch on later units)
  • Drive: 2WD or HTRAC AWD (Tourist variants)
  • Fuel economy: 10.5–11.2 km/L (KEC combined)
  • Best for: Africa fleet/taxi, Central Asia marshrutka, anywhere diesel quality is acceptable. Avoid in countries with sulfur >50 ppm (Nigeria 2026 outside major cities, parts of rural Tanzania) — DPF and SCR systems can clog rapidly.

3.5L Smartstream Gasoline V6 (Lounge / Inspiration Premium)

  • Power: 272 hp @ 6,400 rpm
  • Torque: 332 Nm @ 5,000 rpm
  • Transmission: 8-speed automatic
  • Drive: 2WD only
  • Fuel economy: 7.4–8.6 km/L (KEC combined)
  • Best for: GCC, KSA, UAE, Qatar premium hotel/executive use, where 91 RON+ gasoline is standard. Best for high-altitude markets like Almaty, Bishkek, Tashkent, where naturally-aspirated V6 outperforms turbo-diesels.

1.6L T-GDi Hybrid (Late 2024+)

  • Total power: 245 hp combined (180 hp engine + 64 hp motor)
  • Total torque: 367 Nm combined
  • Transmission: 6-speed automatic
  • Battery: 1.49 kWh lithium-ion polymer (regenerative + light hybrid assist)
  • Fuel economy: 13.9 km/L (KEC combined)
  • Best for: Premium executive shuttle service in Tirana, Skopje, Cairo, Jordan, where fuel costs matter and gasoline is cleaner than rural diesel. Battery State of Health (SOH) inspection critical — see the PSI section below.

LPG (Korean Taxi Spec — Limited Export)

A small number of Korean Staria taxis run on 3.5L LPI (Liquefied Petroleum Injection) gasoline V6 producing 240 hp on LPG. These are common in the Korean taxi fleet but rarely available for export, and most destination markets lack LPG infrastructure or registration certification for converted LPG vehicles.

Hyundai Staria FOB Prices from Korea (2026 Pricing Table)

The following represents typical SH GLOBAL FOB pricing for hyundai staria export from korea as of May 2026, based on Korean auction and dealer-direct sourcing. Prices vary by mileage, accident history, and trim color; actual quotations depend on real-time inventory.

For real-time pricing on a specific Staria configuration, request a free Staria quotation — SH GLOBAL responds within 24 hours with VIN-specific FOB pricing, current auction-grade inspection status, and shipping cost estimates to your destination port.

Staria vs Starex — Should You Switch?

A common question for export buyers transitioning from the legacy Starex: is it worth paying the premium for a Staria? The answer depends on use case and budget. Below is a head-to-head summary; for the full Starex review, see our Hyundai Starex (H-1) export guide.

CriterionHyundai Staria (US4, 2021+)Hyundai Starex / H-1 (TQ, 2007–2021)
PlatformUS4 (shared with Carnival KA4)TQ ladder-frame derivative
Production endStill in production (2026)Korea: 2021. Indonesia: still 2024
Length5,253 mm5,150 mm
Wheelbase3,273 mm3,200 mm
Diesel engine2.2 R-CRDi (177 hp / 431 Nm)2.5 A-CRDi (170 hp / 422 Nm)
Transmission8-speed AT5-speed AT
Max seats11 (Tourist)12 (Grand Starex 12-seat)
Safety6 airbags, FCA, BCA, LKA, SCC2–4 airbags (later units)
Used FOB Korea$14,000–$48,000$5,000–$22,000
Best forPremium fleet, executive shuttleBudget Africa fleet, last-mile delivery
Spare parts availabilityHyundai-Kia network (KA4 sibling)Mature, very low cost across Africa

Verdict: Choose the Staria if your destination market values modern design, ADAS, comfort (Lounge 7 / 9), or hybrid efficiency. Choose the Starex if your operator prioritizes lowest-cost-per-seat, simplest mechanicals, and 12-seat capacity for budget Africa fleets. SH GLOBAL stocks both lines to serve every buyer profile.

Staria vs Toyota HiAce vs Kia Carnival — Buyer Comparison

The Staria's three closest export competitors in 2026 are the Toyota HiAce (H300), the Kia Carnival KA4 (sibling on the same Hyundai-Kia platform), and the Mercedes V-Class (premium tier). Below is the export-buyer matrix:

CriterionHyundai Staria 11-seatKia Carnival 11-seatToyota HiAce H300 14-seat
Length5,253 mm5,155 mm5,265 mm
Diesel2.2 R-CRDi (177 hp)2.2 R-CRDi (177 hp)2.8 1GD-FTV (177 hp)
Transmission8AT8AT6AT
Max seats111114
AWD optionHTRAC availableHTRAC availableNone (RWD only)
Modern ADASFCA, BCA, LKA, SCC IIFCA, BCA, LKA, SCC IILimited
Used FOB$17,000–$48,000 (Korea)$19,000–$50,000 (Korea)$25,000–$45,000 (Japan)
LHD availabilityKorea LHD onlyKorea LHD onlyJapan RHD primarily; LHD GCC-spec
Best forModern look, ADAS, AWD use casesKorean MPV alternative, cargo flexibilityHeavy-duty 14-seat, simple maintenance

For a more detailed Korean vs Japanese comparison, see our Hyundai vs Toyota used car comparison. Most Africa, GCC, and Central Asia buyers will find the Staria 11-seat diesel offers the best blend of modern features, AWD optionality, and Hyundai-Kia parts network access — at 25–30% lower FOB pricing than a comparable Japan-spec HiAce.

Best Staria Trims & Configurations for Each Region

Different export markets demand different Staria configurations. Below is SH GLOBAL's regional recommendation matrix based on actual fleet orders we've delivered in 2025–2026.

Africa (Lagos, Mombasa, Nairobi, Dar es Salaam, Tema)

Recommended: 2022–2023 Staria Tourist 11-seat 2.2 diesel — 2WD or HTRAC. Best fleet economics for taxi/shuttle/NGO transport. Diesel fuel quality acceptable in Lagos, Nairobi, Mombasa, Dar es Salaam metros. Sliding doors handle high-frequency boarding. ADAS unnecessary for low-speed urban use. For Africa-specific buyer guidance, see our Africa export guide, Kenya buyer's guide, and Nigeria buyer's guide. Also reference our best Korean cars for African roads rankings.

GCC (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Doha)

Recommended: 2023–2024 Staria Lounge 7 or Lounge 9 with 3.5L V6 gasoline. Premium hotel shuttle and executive transport demand the Lounge interior. V6 gasoline aligns with GCC fuel quality (91+ RON gasoline universally available). Air-conditioning capacity needed for desert summer is best in V6 spec. Avoid the diesel in Saudi Arabia where sulfur regulations are stricter than diesel-tolerant Africa.

Central Asia (Almaty, Tashkent, Bishkek, Dushanbe)

Recommended: 2022–2023 Staria Tourist 11-seat 2.2 diesel HTRAC. Marshrutka collective transport demands 11-seat capacity; HTRAC AWD is essential for mountain roads (Pamir Highway, Bishkek-to-Osh, Almaty-to-Cholpon-Ata). Diesel fuel quality has improved across Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan since 2023. Cold-start performance of the 2.2 R-CRDi is well-suited to -25 °C winters. For Central Asia logistics, see our Central Asia guide.

Eastern Europe (Tirana, Skopje, Pristina)

Recommended: 2024+ Staria HEV Lounge 9 (1.6 T-GDi hybrid). EU fuel costs make the HEV's 13.9 km/L economy decisive. LHD market, hotel/airport shuttle demand. Premium leather and ambient lighting align with Mediterranean tourism market expectations.

Cargo / Last-Mile Delivery (All Regions)

Recommended: 2021–2022 Staria Cargo 2.2 diesel. Lowest entry FOB pricing ($14,000–$17,000). Volumetric cargo space in panel-van configuration. Replaces aging Hyundai Porter or H-100 fleets when LCV regulations require modern emissions compliance — see our Hyundai Porter H-100 export guide for the alternative platform.

Pre-Shipment Inspection Checklist (Staria-Specific)

Every SH GLOBAL Staria export undergoes a 90-point inspection before shipment. The following items receive priority attention because they are Staria-specific failure points identified across our 2024–2025 export fleet.

Staria-Specific Inspection Priorities

  1. Electric sliding door motors (left and right). Korean-market Staria automatically opens both rear sliding doors via key fob; motors are known to fail at 80,000+ km on heavy taxi use. Test both motors through 5+ open/close cycles.
  2. Power tailgate (Inspiration / Lounge variants only). Verify smart-sensor obstacle detection.
  3. Rear-row HVAC and 2nd / 3rd-row blower — test all 4 fan speeds at all 12 vents. Staria has 4 separate climate zones; rear blower failure is common on units stored in humid climates.
  4. Diesel injector pattern (R-CRDi only). Cold-start at idle for 60 seconds, listen for irregular tap or knock. R-CRDi injectors at 100,000+ km may need cleaning ($150–$300 service).
  5. 8AT transmission shift quality — test all 1→2, 2→3, 6→7, 7→8 shifts at light and full throttle. Hard shifts indicate fluid age or solenoid wear.
  6. Hybrid SOH (HEV variants only). Battery State of Health measured via OBD-II/CAN bus connection to BMS. SH GLOBAL guarantees minimum 88% SOH on all Staria HEV exports — see our pre-shipment inspection guide for full PSI procedure.
  7. HTRAC engagement (AWD variants). Test on low-traction surface or rolling-road dynamometer.
  8. BlueLink telematics module (Lounge variants). Confirm 4G/5G modem firmware is up-to-date; some 2021–2022 units require an OTA refresh post-export to register on local cellular networks.
  9. 360° camera and parking sensors — all 4 cameras and 12 parking sensors functional.
  10. Smart Sensing ADAS — Forward Collision Avoidance Assist (FCA), Blind-Spot Collision Avoidance (BCA), Lane Keeping Assist (LKA), Smart Cruise Control (SCC) calibration.

For a deep dive into Korean inspection procedures, also see our guides on the Korean used car inspection process and the Korean car performance inspection report (성능상태점검기록부).

How to Buy a Hyundai Staria from Korea (6 Steps)

The full hyundai staria export from korea purchase typically takes 5–9 weeks from order to destination-port delivery. SH GLOBAL handles every step end-to-end.

Step 1: Specify Your Staria

Tell SH GLOBAL the year range, engine (2.2 D / 3.5 V6 / HEV), seat count (Tourist 11 / Inspiration 9 / Lounge 7 / Cargo), trim level (Smart Choice / Modern / Inspiration / Lounge / Lounge 7), color preferences, and budget. Allow 24–72 hours for SH GLOBAL to source matching candidates from Korean auctions and dealer inventory.

Step 2: Receive Inspection Report and Photos

For each candidate Staria, you receive: 25+ HD photos, undercarriage video, 30-second engine cold-start video, Korean auction grade certificate (4.5 / 4 / 3.5 standard), 90-point SH GLOBAL inspection report, and any HEV battery SOH report.

Step 3: Receive Proforma Invoice

Once you select your Staria, SH GLOBAL issues a proforma invoice with VIN, FOB Korea price, estimated CIF/CFR shipping cost to your destination port, and total estimated landed cost (excluding destination customs duty, which varies by country). For a deep dive on FOB vs CIF, see our Incoterms guide.

Step 4: Pay 30% Deposit, Sign Contract

Wire 30% deposit via T/T or escrow. Sign the SH GLOBAL bilingual sales contract (Korean/English or Korean/Arabic). Balance 70% due before vessel loading.

Step 5: De-Registration and Export Documents

SH GLOBAL handles 말소등록 (vehicle de-registration), Bill of Lading, Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Certificate of Origin (KCCI or FTA), Pre-Shipment Inspection Certificate (SONCAP / KEBS / SABER as required for destination).

Step 6: Vessel Loading and Ocean Transit

Staria units ship via RoRo from Pyeongtaek, Masan, or Incheon ports. Container shipping (FCL or shared) available for premium-trim Staria Lounge units. Transit times: GCC 18–28 days, Africa 25–40 days, Central Asia 22–32 days (Vladivostok rail), Eastern Europe 35–42 days (Mediterranean route).

Shipping & Total Landed Cost Estimates

The following estimates assume a 2023 Staria Tourist 11-seat 2.2 diesel at FOB Korea $20,000. Final landed cost depends on your country's import duty, VAT, registration fees, and clearing-agent costs.

DestinationShipping (RoRo)CIF KoreaTypical Landed Cost (incl. duty/VAT)
Mombasa, Kenya$1,400$21,400$30,000–$33,000 (KRA duty + KEBS PVoC)
Lagos / Apapa, Nigeria$1,800$21,800$34,000–$38,000 (NCS + SONCAP + NAC)
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania$1,500$21,500$29,000–$32,000 (TRA duty + TBS PVoC)
Jebel Ali, UAE$900$20,900$22,800–$23,500 (5% GCC duty + 5% VAT)
Aqaba, Jordan$1,150$21,150$24,500–$25,800 (incl. duty + special tax)
Vladivostok → Almaty rail$2,200$22,200$30,000–$33,000 (EAEU customs + excise)
Durrës, Albania (Mediterranean)$1,950$21,950$26,500–$29,500 (15% MFN + 20% VAT)

For destination-specific landed cost guidance, browse our country-specific guides above (Kenya, Nigeria, Africa, GCC, Central Asia). To compare RoRo vs container shipping cost-effectiveness, see our RoRo shipping guide and container shipping guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a used Hyundai Staria cost from Korea?
A used Hyundai Staria export from Korea ranges from $14,000 to $48,000 FOB, with the most common export sweet spot being a 2022–2023 Tourist 11-seat 2.2 diesel at $17,000–$22,000 FOB. Premium Lounge 7 V6 units run $30,000–$48,000 FOB. SH GLOBAL sources directly from Korean auctions, typically pricing 10–15% below standard exporter markups. Final FOB depends on year, mileage, accident history, and trim.
Is the Hyundai Staria available in left-hand drive for export?
Yes. All Hyundai Staria units produced for the Korean domestic market are left-hand drive (LHD), matching the GCC, Albania, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and most African export markets. Korea exports no RHD-converted Staria units. RHD-mandated markets (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Mauritius, South Africa) typically source HiAce equivalents from Japan.
How does the Hyundai Staria compare to the Hyundai Starex (H-1)?
The Staria (2021+, US4 platform) is a fully modern minivan with 8AT, 6 airbags, ADAS, HTRAC AWD optionality, and futuristic design — versus the Starex / H-1 (2007–2021, TQ platform) with 5AT and minimal safety features. Staria FOB pricing ($14K–$48K) runs 2–3× the Starex FOB pricing ($5K–$22K), but offers significantly better resale value, fuel economy, and operator comfort. Choose the Staria for premium fleets and the Starex for cost-sensitive Africa operations.
How does the Hyundai Staria compare to the Toyota HiAce?
The Hyundai Staria offers up to 11 seats versus the HiAce H300's 14 seats — but the Staria is significantly more modern (8AT vs 6AT; 2021 platform vs 2019 platform; more ADAS), available in LHD direct from Korea (vs primarily RHD from Japan), and prices 25–30% lower FOB ($17K–$48K Staria vs $25K–$45K HiAce). The HiAce remains the better choice for 14-seat capacity needs and markets prioritizing the simplest-possible mechanicals; the Staria wins on modernity and AWD availability.
Does the Hyundai Staria HEV battery come with a State-of-Health (SOH) guarantee?
Yes. SH GLOBAL guarantees a minimum 88% Battery State of Health (SOH) on all Staria HEV exports. SOH is measured via OBD-II/CAN bus connection to the battery management system (using GDS Mobile and Car Scanner Pro), cross-referenced against KIDI charging-history records, and documented in the pre-shipment inspection certificate. Typical 2024 Staria HEV units carry SOH between 92–97% at delivery.
What is the maximum towing capacity of the Hyundai Staria?
The Hyundai Staria 2.2 R-CRDi diesel is rated for 2,500 kg braked / 750 kg unbraked towing in Korean specifications. The 3.5 V6 is rated for 2,200 kg braked. The HEV variant has lower towing capacity (1,600 kg braked) due to powertrain cooling constraints. For commercial use cases involving towing trailers, the diesel 8AT is the recommended powertrain.
Can the Hyundai Staria fit in a 40-foot HC container?
Yes. A single Hyundai Staria (5,253 mm length × 1,997 mm width × 1,990 mm height) fits comfortably in a 40-foot HC container with shipping wheels and remaining cargo space. Two Staria units can fit in a 40-ft HC with careful loading. RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) is the cost-optimal shipping method for single-unit Staria exports; container shipping is recommended for premium Lounge 7 trims requiring weather protection.
How long does it take to import a Hyundai Staria from Korea?
The typical timeline from order to destination-port delivery is 5–9 weeks total: 1–2 weeks for sourcing, inspection, and de-registration; 1 week for export documentation and port loading; and 2–6 weeks for ocean transit, depending on destination. Middle East destinations (Jebel Ali, Dammam, Aqaba) are the fastest at 18–28 days from Korean ports. For Central Asia via Vladivostok rail, plan 22–32 transit days. Albania via Suez/Mediterranean is typically 35–42 days.

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