Baze Transforms Toyota Hilux Rangga into Luxury Camper Van at IIMS 2026

Warendorf introduced paid motorhome parking — and lost its tourists. Japan quietly reached 607 RV parks while Nagoya showed a camper on a rocket launcher chassis. The Turkish coastal ban, a Polish trailer with a side shower, and Korean rentals straight from the train — in this issue.

The article lists nine vehicle models suitable for conversion into camper vans in Indonesia. Examples include the Suzuki Carry due to its affordable price and ease of modification, and the Nissan Evalia for its spacious cabin and sliding doors.

The article lists vehicle models suitable for conversion into camper vans. The selection includes the Daihatsu Gran Max for its spacious boxy body, the Kia Carnival for its transformable seats, and the Volkswagen Combi, noted for its historical association with camper culture.

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.

Indonesian company Baze has unveiled a motorhome concept based on the Toyota Hilux Rangga pickup truck. The modification involves installing a living module with a kitchen, sleeping area, and storage system.

The OpenVan.camp editorial team analyzed 3,581 news stories from 56 countries in early 2026. Declining sales in Germany and the USA, Hyundai electric campers, budget Wuling motorhomes, KAMAZes with saunas in Russia, parking bans in Turkey — a comprehensive overview of motorhome industry trends by world region.