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At an expo in Nagoya, the production Funluce Triglav camper based on the Toyota Hiace was presented. It sleeps up to five, features a bunk bed and a household air conditioner. Price starts at 1.5 or 15 million yen.
At an expo in Nagoya, the production Funluce Triglav camper based on the Toyota Hiace was presented. The model accommodates up to five people thanks to a rear bunk bed, a fold-down bed above the cab, and a convertible sofa. It also includes a household air conditioner.
According to one source, the price starts at 1.5 million yen; other sources state 15 million yen. The exact figure remains unclear.
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The production model of the Funluce Triglav camper van based on the Toyota Hiace was presented at a Nagoya exhibition. The vehicle accommodates up to ...
The production model of the Funluce Triglav camper van based on the Toyota Hiace was presented at a Nagoya exhibition. The vehicle accommodates up to five people, features a bunk bed and a household air conditioner, with a starting price of 15 million yen.
The production model of the Funluce Triglav camper van based on the Toyota Hiace was showcased at a Nagoya exhibition. The vehicle sleeps up to five p...
The production model of the Funluce Triglav camper van based on the Toyota Hiace was showcased at a Nagoya exhibition. The vehicle sleeps up to five people, features a household air conditioner, and is priced from 15 million yen.
The production model of the Funluce Triglav motorhome based on the Toyota HiAce was presented at a Nagoya exhibition. The vehicle sleeps up to five pe...
The production model of the Funluce Triglav motorhome based on the Toyota HiAce was presented at a Nagoya exhibition. The vehicle sleeps up to five people via a rear bunk bed, a cab-over bed, and a convertible dinette, and includes a household air conditioner. The starting price is 15 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 househo...
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.
Updated: 25.07.2026
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