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The Diario Pop camper, based on the Nissan Caravan, was unveiled at a Nagoya show. The 4.7 m model features a pop-up roof and bunk beds, sleeping up to six. Price starts at 8,903,400 yen.
The Diario Pop camper, built on the Nissan Caravan Grand Premium GX, was presented at an exhibition in Nagoya. The vehicle is 4.7 meters long.
It features a pop-up roof, heating system, refrigerator, electrical power supply, and foldable seats that convert into bunk beds, providing sleeping space for up to six people. Enhanced insulation allows use as a camping vehicle, daily driver, or mobile office.
The price starts at 8,903,400 yen (according to some sources, from 8.9 million yen). The developer is Van Tech Niigata (also referred to as Van Revolution).
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The Nissan Diario Pop motorhome based on the Caravan van was presented at an exhibition in Nagoya. The 4.7-meter model features a pop-up roof, bunk be...
The Nissan Diario Pop motorhome based on the Caravan van was presented at an exhibition in Nagoya. The 4.7-meter model features a pop-up roof, bunk beds, and a heating system, accommodating up to six people. The price starts from 8.9 million yen.
Van Tech Niigata has unveiled the Diario Pop camper based on the Nissan Caravan Grand Premium GX. The 4.7-meter-long model features a pop-up roof, a h...
Van Tech Niigata has unveiled the Diario Pop camper based on the Nissan Caravan Grand Premium GX. The 4.7-meter-long model features a pop-up roof, a heating system, a refrigerator, and folding seats that convert into bunk beds, providing sleeping space for up to six people. The starting price is 8,903,400 yen.
Conversion company Van Revolution has unveiled the Diario Pop camper based on the Nissan Caravan van. The model features a pop-up roof, enhanced insul...
Conversion company Van Revolution has unveiled the Diario Pop camper based on the Nissan Caravan van. The model features a pop-up roof, enhanced insulation, and is designed for use as a camping vehicle, daily driver, or mobile office.
The Diario Pop camper, based on the Nissan Caravan Grand Premium GX, was showcased at a Nagoya exhibition. The 4.7-meter-long model features a pop-up ...
The Diario Pop camper, based on the Nissan Caravan Grand Premium GX, was showcased at a Nagoya exhibition. The 4.7-meter-long model features a pop-up roof, a heating system, electrical power, and bunk beds, accommodating up to six people. The starting price is 8,903,400 yen.
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