Report a problem

What is the problem?

Could not attach a screenshot — send without it

Suzuki Every: camper for two at 13,500 dollars

12.07.2026 02:16 1 min 2 sources
Auto Test SPA + 1 more
Suzuki Every: camper for two at 13,500 dollars
Original source: Auto Test

In Brief

Suzuki has unveiled an updated version of the Every microbus camper. The 3.4-meter kei car features a 0.66L turbo engine (64 hp) and all-wheel drive; the J Limited trim costs 2,132,900 yen.

Suzuki has updated the compact Every camper, designed for two people. The vehicle belongs to the kei car category and measures 3.4 meters in length. The engine is a 660 cc unit producing 49 or 64 hp, with all-wheel drive available.

Equipment includes a digital instrument cluster, a 9-inch multimedia screen (optional with navigation), surround-view cameras, adaptive cruise control, and lane-keeping assist. The price of the J Limited version with turbo engine and 4x4 in Japan is 2,132,900 yen (according to one source, about 13,500 dollars; according to another, about 11,500 euros). The vehicle is not sold outside Japan.

Aggregated by OpenVan.camp from the public sources listed below, with AI-assisted translation and summary. We always link to the original source. Machine translation may differ from the original -- check the source for important details. Images and content remain the property of their respective owners. Copyright information

Story sources

Suzuki Every: camper van for two at $13,500

09.06.2026 Auto Test SPA Original source

Suzuki updates compact camper van Every for two

30.05.2026 Motor1.com SPA Original source

🇯🇵 Japan — fuel prices

Updated: 01.08.2026

Regular

$1.06 /l

JPY165.56 · €0.92/l

28 of 140

cheaper than 81% of countries

High-octane

$1.11 /l

JPY174.35 · €0.97/l

15 of 94

cheaper than 85% of countries

軽油

$0.96 /l

JPY150.83 · €0.84/l

20 of 141

cheaper than 87% of countries

Popular route

Distance

Fuel cost

~

Est. time

~

Quiz: test yourself
Guess the vanlife lingo — 3 quick questions
1 / 3
Q1 What does a VanBasket Index below 70 suggest?

Best regions in the coming days

Hokkaidō +19°·13 km/h
83
Nagano Prefecture +25°·38 km/h
77
Aomori Prefecture +22°·44 km/h
73
Fukushima Prefecture +26°·37 km/h
70
Yamanashi Prefecture +26°·25 km/h
69
Avoid now
Okinawa Prefecture +31°·30 km/h
25
Nagasaki Prefecture +32°·41 km/h
32

You May Be Interested

All News

Wheelhome converts Tesla Model 3 camper into universal trailer

British camper manufacturer Wheelhome has changed its Dashaway eRC project from a specialized capsule for a Tesla Model 3 into a universal trailer due to a lack of orders. The new Dashaway eCT model, weighing 340 kg, is designed to be towed by any car and will be presented in February 2026. It features a lithium battery, an 18-liter compressor fridge, and a water system.

Hannes Camper redesigns the stove in its camper vans

The German startup Hannes Camper has updated the interior design and introduced new kitchen technology for its camper vans based on the Citroën Jumper and Fiat Ducato. The key innovation is an integrated gas stove with a ceramic glass surface for easier cleaning. The base Viica 54 model, measuring 5.4 meters, starts at 74,900 euros, but the standard battery limits off-grid capability.

Carstay unveils T-01 electric camper van at Fukuoka mobility show

The Carstay T-01 electric camper van debuted at the Fukuoka Mobility Show in Japan. It is based on an ELEMO-L commercial van, features a 43.5 kWh battery and a 370W solar panel, and has a starting price of 9.95 million yen. The company also presented a concept for mobile living and production bases, projecting the Japanese camper van market to reach 5 trillion yen by the 2030s.

News from Japan

All News

Campground electrical equipment inspected in Japan during safety month

As part of 'Electricity Safety Month', an inspection of electrical equipment was conducted at Hamakurogasaki Campground in Toyama City. Five workers from Hokuriku Electric Power Transmission & Distribution and Hokuriku Electric Safety Association checked distribution boards for leakage and loose wiring. The annual inspection aims to prevent electric shock accidents. The association advises campers to be cautious of frequent breaker trips and to avoid touching electrical outlets or appliances with wet hands.

How to sleep in a compact car: tips for beginners

The article, based on experience with the Toyota Yaris, explains how to set up a sleeping area in a compact car. By folding the rear seats and using diagonal space, you can create a bed about 195 cm long. It recommends using leveling mats to smooth out height differences and sunshades for privacy. For temperature control, proper ventilation and heaters powered by a portable power station are advised.

Nissan turns its electric van into a self-heating motorhome for €89,900

Nissan has unveiled a motorhome based on its electric Interstar-e van, converted by Eifelland into the Relax model. The key feature is a Truma Eezy parking heater powered directly from the traction battery, eliminating the need for a campsite hookup or diesel. The base van offers a WLTP range of up to 460 km, but no certified figure exists yet for the loaded motorhome. The converted version costs €89,900, which is €5,000 more than the standard electric van.

Expert: sunshade more effective outside car during overnight stays

In the Kumamoto earthquake zone, record heat of 40.3°C was recorded, the first extreme heat day. A woman in her 70s who stayed overnight in a car died of suspected heatstroke, possibly the first quake-related death. Experts advise placing sunshades outside the vehicle, using external air circulation, and drinking water with a pinch of salt to reduce bathroom trips.

Nissan unveils Interstar-e Camper electric camper van

Nissan has introduced the Interstar-e Camper, a fully electric camper van designed for long-distance travel and camping. The vehicle features a sleeping area, a kitchen with a stove, sink and refrigerator, and an onboard power supply system. It offers a sufficient driving range and supports DC fast charging. The model targets the growing market for electric recreational vehicles.

Install OpenVan.camp

Get quick access and offline reading.

Install on iOS

  1. 1 Tap Share in Safari.
  2. 2 Choose "Add to Home Screen".
  3. 3 Confirm by tapping Add.

Already installed

The app is already installed on this device.

Install from browser menu

Use your browser menu to install or add to home screen.

→ Glossary