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Hyundai Solati: minibus, engines and trims
Hyundai Solati — the minibus sold in Europe as the H350 and produced since 2015. We look at its purpose, engines, and what to check when buying a used minibus.
Solati in brief
The Solati is Hyundai's minibus designed for passenger transport, from hotel shuttles to employee and small tour group transfers. It's sold in Europe as the H350.
The model offers a comfortable passenger space, modern design, and easy handling. In the used market, it comes from rental, hotel, and transport company fleets.
Trims and capacity
The Solati is available in various lengths and heights. The interior typically seats around 12–16 passengers, depending on the configuration.
In the used market, you'll find both basic and more comfortable versions — with air conditioning, more cushioned seats, and extra luggage space.
Engines and transmissions
The Solati is usually powered by a 2.5-litre diesel engine. Depending on the year, it meets different Euro emissions standards.
Transmissions are manual or automatic. In a used minibus, it's worth testing the gear shifts and checking the clutch.
What to check when buying a used Solati
Check the service history, mileage, engine oil leaks, turbo condition, and particulate filter. For high-mileage minibuses, the clutch and brake condition are crucial.
Check the body for signs of corrosion, door hinges, the climate control system, and seat mounts. Pay attention to the floor covering and wear on the interior trim.
Versions and trims
Names and equipment vary by market and year of production; we list the versions most commonly found in Europe.
Solati su trumpa ratų baze
from 2015A more compact version for smaller groups.
- Shorter length
- Often — fewer seats
- Often — easier manoeuvring
Solati su ilga ratų baze
from 2015Longer version with more space.
- More seats
- Often — a larger boot
- Often — a higher roof
Solati turistinis
from 2015With a more comfortable interior and equipment.
- Often — climate control
- Often — more comfortable seats
- Often — multimedia
Solati pervežimų
from 2015Simpler configuration for heavy-duty work.
- More basic interior
- Often — more seating
- Often — tougher flooring
Comparison of Solati versions
| Trumpa | Ilga | Turistinė | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | Small groups and city driving | Larger groups | Tourists and comfort |
| Space | Less | More | Often average |
| Equipment | Base | Base or mid-range | Higher-spec |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | Budget-friendly | Mid-range | Mid-range |
The short version suits smaller groups, the long version is better for larger ones. The tourer is worth it if comfort and equipment are key.
Pros
- Modern design and easy driving
- Spacious passenger cabin
- Affordable in the used market
- Suitable for a variety of purposes
Cons
- Smaller service network than German rivals
- Smaller boot in long versions
- Higher mileage on heavily used examples
Frequently asked questions
Are the Solati and Hyundai H350 the same?
Yes, Solati is the Hyundai H350 name in some markets. In Europe, the H350 is most commonly used.
How many passengers fit in the Solati?
Depending on the version, usually around 12–16 seats. The exact number is specified in the registration documents.
Is the Solati suitable for touring?
Yes, especially the comfortable version with air conditioning. However, for long trips, larger buses offer more comfort.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
