LAC Holdings to unveil two electric camper concepts based on Kia PV5 in Japan

LAC Holdings will debut two electric camper concepts based on the Kia PV5 in Japan. The premiere is set for the Japan Camping Car Show 2026 at Makuhari Messe from January 30 to February 2. The models utilize the EV's standard 71.2 kWh battery pack, eliminating the need for a separate auxiliary battery system to power onboard appliances.

Japanese manufacturer LAC Holdings will debut two camper van concepts based on the Kia PV5 electric vehicle in Japan. The models utilize the EV's standard 71.2 kWh battery pack, eliminating the need for a separate auxiliary battery to power appliances. The camper vans feature sockets with up to 1500W capacity and an external power supply system.

The LAC EV CAMPER, based on the KIA PV5, addresses the power supply concerns common in vanlife. Its 71.2 kWh battery enables all-night air conditioning and the use of household appliances without a secondary battery. The electric powertrain also ensures quiet operation and the vehicle can function as an emergency power source.

At the Japan Camping Car Show 2026 starting January 30, LAC Holdings will unveil two concept camper vans based on Kia's next-generation EV, the PV5. The models are built on the PBV platform and feature a large 71.2 kWh battery, addressing the power shortage issues common in conventional motorhomes.

At the Japan Camping Car Show 2026 in Makuhari, LAC Holdings will premiere two electric camper concepts based on Kia's new PV5 electric vehicle. The models utilize the vehicle's standard 71.2 kWh battery to power onboard systems, including air conditioning and household appliances, eliminating the need for a secondary leisure battery. The show is scheduled from January 30 to February 2, 2026.

Japanese manufacturer LAC Holdings will unveil two camper van concepts based on the electric Kia PV5 van. The debut is scheduled for the Japan Camping Car Show 2026 in Makuhari from January 30 to February 2. The key feature is the use of the EV's standard 71.2 kWh battery to power household appliances, eliminating the need for a separate auxiliary battery.

Japanese company LAC Holdings will unveil two electric motorhome concepts based on the Kia PV5 at the Japan Camping Car Show 2026 in Makuhari. The vehicles utilize the vehicle's 71.2 kWh battery, eliminating the need for a separate leisure battery to power air conditioning and household appliances overnight. The debut is scheduled for January 30 to February 2.