Inside, a 10.25-inch front display screen and the HVAC system controller are housed while a color LCD cluster is positioned at the top of the dashboard.

The front end features a redesigned mesh-patterned radiator grille, full LED headlamps and turn signals.

Other design features include 18-inch alloy wheels, front and rear bumper garnishes and side mirrors.

[24] The second-row passenger seat electric side step is automatically deployed according to the sliding door opening and closing.

In addition, a 25-inch rear seat display, built-in air purifier, and starry sky mood lighting were added.

It can be used as a sleeping space by adjusting the angle of the second row full flat sheet or lifting the loop upward.

Camper 4 has been applied with an integrated 12.1-inch foldable controller and monitor, a third-row reclining bench, and a 36-liter built-in refrigerator and sink.

[34] In September 2021, the Staria Load panel van version debuted in Australia to replace the iLoad, in 2 and 5 seater configurations.

The Staria Load has the option between a conventional Liftback tailgate or split Twin Swing doors.

[38] The Staria was launched in Malaysia on 27 October 2021, firstly in the upscale Premium trim as a 7-seater configuration, to replace the Grand Starex.

[40] The Staria was launched in South Africa on 5 November 2021, with three trim levels available: Executive, Elite and Luxury.

[42] In July 2022, the Staria Panel Van was launched to replace the H1, in 3-seater configuration, comes with twin-swing split doors.

At launch, the Staria is available in five trim levels: Family, Lifestyle, Prestige, High-Tech, and Premium.

Unlike other ASEAN countries, the Philippine-spec Staria Premium is offered with the HTRAC all-wheel drive system.