Japanese micro motorhome the size of an SUV houses a home for four

Japanese company Direct Cars presented the Nomadore motorhome based on the Suzuki Jimny at the Nagoya Camping Car Fair Spring exhibition. The 3.4-meter living module is designed as a trailer that can be towed by a low-power SUV and features a ramp for loading light motorcycles. The base price of the set is 2.69 million yen (approximately 1.3 million rubles).

Japanese company Direct Cars unveiled the 3.43-meter-long Nomadoa caravan at a Nagoya exhibition. The model sleeps up to three people, is compatible with household air conditioners, and features a pop-up roof. The base price is 2.69 million yen.

The LOGOS brand has introduced a compact hanging fan to improve air circulation in vehicles during overnight stays. The 370-gram device operates for up to 10 hours on a full charge, features five speed settings and built-in warm lighting. The fan attaches with a carabiner to roof handles or nets without occupying cabin space.

A Japanese publication conducted the first tests of the electric motorhome moonn T-01 based on the HW Electro Elemo-L van. The 130 km trip and overnight stay revealed issues with safety, charging, and handling. Key shortcomings include lack of safety systems, maximum charging speed of 50 kW, range of 200-270 km, and a price starting from 11.05 million yen.

The production model Funluce Triglav was presented at a Nagoya exhibition. Based on the Toyota Hiace, it features bunk beds for five people, a household air conditioner, and starts at 15 million yen.

Direct Cars has unveiled the Nomadoa caravan, measuring 3.43 meters in length and designed for towing by light passenger cars. The model sleeps three, features a pop-up roof, allows optional installation of a household air conditioner, and has a base price of 2.69 million yen.