How many passengers does H1 take?

It depends on what “H1” refers to: a Hummer H1 typically seats 4, a Hyundai H‑1 (also sold as Starex/i800/iMax) usually carries 8–12 depending on market and configuration, and any bus route labeled “H1” carries as many passengers as the vehicle type assigned to that route—often anywhere from 20 to over 100. Please specify the exact “H1” (vehicle model, route, or operator) to give a precise number.

Why “H1” is ambiguous

The label “H1” is used across different domains: consumer vehicles (Hummer H1), multi-purpose vans/MPVs (Hyundai H‑1/Starex), and local transit route codes (various cities’ “H1” bus lines). Because each refers to a different platform with different seating or standing capacities, the number of passengers can vary widely.

Passenger capacities for common meanings of “H1”

Hyundai H‑1 (also known as Starex, i800, iMax)

The Hyundai H‑1 is a van/MPV sold globally with multiple seating layouts. Market-specific trims have ranged from 8-seat family MPVs to 9-, 11-, or 12-seat minibuses, alongside cargo van versions with fewer seats. Capacity is determined by row configuration and market regulations.

The following list summarizes typical factory seating layouts by market naming:

• Europe/UK (Hyundai i800): commonly 8 seats (2-3-3).
• Australia/New Zealand (Hyundai iMax): commonly 8 seats.
• Southeast Asia/Middle East/Africa (Hyundai H‑1/Starex): 9-, 11-, or 12-seat options are common, depending on trim and year.
• First-generation Starex/H‑1 (select markets): configurations from 7 up to 12 seats were available.

If your “H1” is the Hyundai van, check the exact trim, year, and market, as the same model name can legally seat different numbers in different countries.

Hummer H1

The civilian Hummer H1 is a wide, four-door off-road vehicle derived from the military Humvee. It generally seats 4 passengers in individual seats (driver plus three). Special conversions exist, but the standard factory layout is four seats.

Bus route labeled “H1” (varies by city/operator)

Some cities label a bus line “H1.” In those cases, the passenger capacity depends on the bus model serving the route, not the route code itself. Transit agencies can assign anything from a small community minibus to a full-size or double-deck bus.

Typical total passenger capacities (seated plus standing, where permitted) by bus type are:

• Minibus: roughly 20–30 passengers.
• Midibus: roughly 30–50 passengers.
• Standard 12-meter single-decker: roughly 60–80 passengers (about 35–45 seated).
• Double-decker or articulated: roughly 90–120+ passengers (seating varies by model).

To answer for a specific “H1” route, provide the city and operator; agencies publish exact capacities for the bus models they deploy.

Other uses you might mean

Less commonly, “H1” can appear in aviation, rail, or private shuttle contexts. These use cases have their own, distinct capacities and naming conventions, sometimes written as “H-1.”

Examples include the following, with indicative capacities where known:

• UH-1Y “Venom” helicopter (part of the U.S. Marine Corps H-1 program): typically carries up to 8 troops in the cabin, plus 2 pilots and crew.
• Private/venue shuttles labeled “H1”: capacities vary widely (often 8–20 if van-based; higher if bus-based).
• Ferries, trams, or rail stock designated “H1”: capacity depends on the specific operator and vehicle class.

If your “H1” is in one of these categories, sharing the operator, model name, and year will allow a definitive passenger number.

What to provide so I can answer precisely

Tell me which “H1” you mean and a few identifying details. The checklist below shows the minimum information needed.

1. If it’s a vehicle: the make, model, trim, and model year (for example, Hyundai H‑1 2019 12-seater minibus).
2. If it’s a transit route: the city/region, operator (e.g., TfL, MTA), and bus type used on the route.
3. If it’s something else (helicopter, ferry, shuttle): the full designation and operator.

With that context, I can provide the exact, authoritative passenger capacity rather than a range.

Summary

“H1” isn’t a single vehicle, so capacity varies: Hummer H1 seats about 4; Hyundai H‑1 typically carries 8–12 depending on configuration; transit routes named “H1” can hold 20 to 100+ passengers based on the buses used. Share the exact “H1” you have in mind to get a precise number.

How many passengers are in a big van?

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Is the Hyundai H1 discontinued?

Hyundai have discontinued H1. It has been replaced with Staria.

How many people does an H1 accommodate?

Whoever you are, wherever you go. The H-1 Urban offers numerous advantages as an 12/9 seat passenger wagon. Suiting a wide range of applications, from business to leisure, many seat variations are available.

What is the seating capacity of the Hyundai H1?

Hyundai H1 is available in 1 transmission option(s) i.e Automatic. The H1 car has a fuel average of 8 KM/L with a fuel tank capacity of 75L. With the dimensions of 5150 mm in length, 1920 mm in width, and 1935 mm in height ,the H1 has a seating capacity of 12 persons.