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At Osaka Auto Messe 2026, Alpine introduced a DC air conditioner for Toyota HiAce-based campers that runs on a portable battery with the engine off. The system features a slim outdoor unit, dehumidification, and adjustable lighting.
Alpine has unveiled a new cooling system for Toyota HiAce-based campers at the Osaka Auto Messe 2026. The DC-powered unit operates with the engine off, reducing noise and fuel consumption.
The system includes a slim outdoor unit that fits in the spare tire well, a dehumidification function, and built-in adjustable lighting. The kit, comprising the air conditioner, power supply, and mounting hardware, is expected to go on sale in April with an estimated price of 700,000 to 800,000 yen.
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