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Brazilian actor Caio Castro invested about 700,000 reais in converting a Renault Master van into a motorhome. The project took three months and includes Starlink satellite internet, massage and heated seats that turn into beds.
Brazilian actor Caio Castro, known for his roles in soap operas, converted a Renault Master van into a motorhome. The project cost is estimated at around 700,000 Brazilian reais.
The conversion took three months. The motorhome is equipped with Starlink satellite internet, allowing the actor and his team to work on video and photo projects on the road. It also features massage and heated seats that convert into beds.
The goal of the project was to create a mobile workspace for Caio Castro's team.
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Brazilian actor Caio Castro converted a Renault Master van into a motorhome. The project, valued at approximately 700,000 Brazilian reais, took three ...
Brazilian actor Caio Castro converted a Renault Master van into a motorhome. The project, valued at approximately 700,000 Brazilian reais, took three months and includes satellite internet for working on the road.
Brazilian actor Caio Castro purchased a Renault Master van for 700,000 reais and converted it into a mobile office. The three-month transformation inc...
Brazilian actor Caio Castro purchased a Renault Master van for 700,000 reais and converted it into a mobile office. The three-month transformation includes Starlink satellite internet, massage and heated seats that convert into beds. The goal was to create a workspace for his team to work on videos and photos while traveling.
Updated: 11.07.2026
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