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Japanese company VANTECH unveiled the compact camper Lunetta based on the Suzuki Every Wagon, featuring a bunk bed, TV and sink. Prices start at 3,702,000 yen.
Japanese company VANTECH has unveiled the compact camper Lunetta based on the Suzuki Every Wagon microvan. The model features a bunk bed, with the lower sleeping area measuring 1660x1180 mm and the upper one 1600 mm in length.
The camper also includes a TV, a sink and a foldable table. In everyday mode, it retains the ability to carry four passengers. The price starts at 3,702,000 yen.
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Japanese company VANTECH has unveiled the Lunetta motorhome based on the Suzuki Every Wagon minivan. The model features a bunk bed system, with the lo...
Japanese company VANTECH has unveiled the Lunetta motorhome based on the Suzuki Every Wagon minivan. The model features a bunk bed system, with the lower berth measuring 1660x1180 mm and the upper one being 1600 mm long.
Japanese company VANTECH has unveiled the compact motorhome Lunetta, based on the Suzuki Every Wagon minivan. The model features bunk beds, a TV, a si...
Japanese company VANTECH has unveiled the compact motorhome Lunetta, based on the Suzuki Every Wagon minivan. The model features bunk beds, a TV, a sink, and a folding table, while maintaining the ability to carry four passengers for daily use. The motorhome's price starts from 3,702,000 yen.
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Japanese company Nuts RV has unveiled the compact Toyota Camroad Aletta Evolution Type X motorhome based on a Toyota Camroad truck chassis. Measuring 4.85 metres long, about 2 metres wide and 2.8 metres high, it accommodates up to six passengers and provides five berths, including a transformable alcove bed of approximately 180×180 cm. The living area features two opposing benches with a mobile table, a kitchen unit with a 70-litre fridge, a sink and a microwave, plus a transverse bed of about 126×180 cm. The base version has rear-wheel drive, a 132 hp petrol engine and an automatic transmission. Pricing starts from 10.05 million yen or 5.3 million Russian rubles.
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