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At GIIAS 2026, Baze unveiled a motorhome based on the Toyota Hilux Rangga, featuring a wet toilet and kitchen. Priced at 899 million rupiah, conversion takes 60 days.
At the GIIAS 2026 exhibition, Baze (PT Bahana Selaras) presented a motorhome based on the Toyota Hilux Rangga. The vehicle includes a wet toilet with a sealed waste tank, a kitchen with stove and sink, refrigerator, table, LED TV, bed, and sofa bed. The fully equipped version costs 899 million Indonesian rupiah, and the conversion process takes 60 days.
According to one source, the model was previously shown at IIMS but received updates based on customer feedback. Another source mentions that Baze also displayed two converted Hilux Rangga units and one Hiace with a luxurious cabin, though the exact number of Hilux Rangga motorhomes shown varies between sources.
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At GIIAS 2026, Baze showcased a motorhome based on the Toyota Hilux Rangga. The new model features a wet toilet with a sealed holding tank, allowing i...
At GIIAS 2026, Baze showcased a motorhome based on the Toyota Hilux Rangga. The new model features a wet toilet with a sealed holding tank, allowing it to be used for showering and other purposes. The modification costs 899 million rupiah, and the conversion process takes 60 days.
At GIIAS 2026, Baze showcased a Toyota Hilux Rangga with a motorhome concept. The vehicle is offered with the base for Rp 899 million.
At GIIAS 2026, Baze showcased a Toyota Hilux Rangga with a motorhome concept. The vehicle is offered with the base for Rp 899 million.
At the GIIAS 2026 show, Baze (PT Bahana Selaras) displayed two Toyota Hilux Rangga vehicles converted into motorhomes and one Hiace with a luxurious c...
At the GIIAS 2026 show, Baze (PT Bahana Selaras) displayed two Toyota Hilux Rangga vehicles converted into motorhomes and one Hiace with a luxurious cabin. The fully equipped motorhome costs 899 million Indonesian rupiah. The cabin includes a wet toilet, kitchen, LED TV, bed, sofa bed, sink, cabinets, and waste storage. Conversion takes 60 days.
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Updated: 08.08.2026
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