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Toyota HiAce turned into 4WD camper with pop-up roof and kitchen

29.08.2026 17:58 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Toyota HiAce turned into 4WD camper with pop-up roof and kitchen
Original source: UKR.NET

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Australian company Headspace Campers unveiled a camper based on the Toyota HiAce with 4WD from Land Cruiser 200. Conversion costs from 19 to 27.6 thousand Australian dollars.

Australian company Headspace Campers has unveiled a camper based on the Toyota HiAce, combining features of a minivan and a Land Cruiser SUV. The vehicle features four-wheel drive sourced from the Land Cruiser 200.

The conversion costs from 19 to 27.6 thousand Australian dollars. The camper is equipped with a pop-up roof, a bed, a kitchen, and sleeps four people. One source does not disclose the conversion price.

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Australian company creates motorhome based on Toyota HiAce

29.08.2026 UKR.NET RUS Original source

Toyota HiAce converted into all-wheel-drive motorhome

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Australian camper specialist Headspace Campers has unveiled a 4x4 overlander based on the Toyota HiAce LWB. The vehicle features a Land Cruiser 200 transfer case, 35-inch mud tires, 300 mm ground clearance, and a living space with a bed, kitchen, and hot-water shower. The final price, including the base vehicle, is expected to exceed 100,000 Australian dollars.

Australian company Headspace Campers has unveiled a camper van based on the Toyota HiAce with all-wheel drive from the Land Cruiser 200. The conversion costs between A$19,000 and A$27,600. The vehicle features 300 mm of ground clearance, 35-inch off-road tires, underbody protection, a winch, and a snorkel. Inside, there is a pop-up roof, a bed, a fold-out sofa, a kitchen with an induction cooktop and refrigerator, plus a generator and a 200 Ah battery.

Australian company Headspace Campers has unveiled a 4x4 conversion of the Toyota HiAce, featuring upgraded suspension, 35-inch tires, and increased ground clearance. The interior includes a fold-down shower, a kitchen with an induction hob, and a double bed. The base conversion costs A$18,950, while the premium package is A$27,590.

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