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At the IIMS 2026 exhibition in Jakarta, two camper versions based on the Toyota Rangga were unveiled: a budget model by independent builders and a luxury removable module by Baze Luxury Bus
At the IIMS 2026 international exhibition in Jakarta, two camper modifications based on the Toyota Rangga commercial vehicle were presented.
Independent builders transformed the Toyota Rangga into a full-fledged motorhome costing 800 million Indonesian rupiah. The conversion took six months. Inside, there are sleeping places for four people, a kitchen set, and a portable chemical toilet.
Baze Luxury Bus introduced a camper based on the Toyota Hilux Rangga pickup. The key feature is a removable rear module made of fiberglass. The interior includes a bed, a mini-kitchen, and a refrigerator. The module can be quickly removed, restoring the vehicle's truck function.
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A motorhome based on the Toyota Rangga commercial vehicle was unveiled at the IIMS 2026 exhibition in Jakarta. The 800 million Indonesian rupiah conve...
A motorhome based on the Toyota Rangga commercial vehicle was unveiled at the IIMS 2026 exhibition in Jakarta. The 800 million Indonesian rupiah conversion includes sleeping for four, a kitchenette, and a portable dry toilet, with the work taking six months.
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Baze Luxury Bus unveiled a camper van conversion based on the Toyota Hilux Rangga pickup at the IIMS 2026 exhibition. The main feature is a removable ...
Baze Luxury Bus unveiled a camper van conversion based on the Toyota Hilux Rangga pickup at the IIMS 2026 exhibition. The main feature is a removable rear fiberglass module with an interior that includes a bed, mini-kitchen, and refrigerator, allowing the vehicle to be quickly returned to its original truck function.
Updated: 04.07.2026
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Baze unveiled a modular motorhome based on the Toyota Hilux Rangga at the IIMS 2026 exhibition. The rear body section is detachable, allowing the vehicle to be used for other purposes. The configuration includes a dry toilet, a bed, and a sofa bed, with power supplied from three sources. The conversion starts at 600 million Indonesian rupiah, with a production time of 4-5 months.
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