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Honda Access unveiled a Stepwgn minivan version for overnight stays and remote work. It features a sleeping area over 2 m long, a fold-out laptop table, and a 15.6-inch monitor.
Honda Access, Honda's original accessories developer, presented the Stepwgn minivan version adapted for car camping and remote work at the "Outdoor Experience Photo Session" event. The concept is designed for two people and is positioned as a "mobile space for family trips and remote work."
The key feature is using the cabin's usable length of over 2 m to create a sleeping area. Mats and cushions are recommended to level the folded seats. The package includes privacy curtains and a divider curtain between the first and second rows.
To set up a workspace, one second-row seat is raised, and a laptop can be placed on a fold-out table on the driver or passenger side. A 15.6-inch monitor for rear passengers is also installed.
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Honda Access has unveiled a camper version of the Stepwgn minivan, designed for working and resting on the go. The vehicle features a sleeping area ov...
Honda Access has unveiled a camper version of the Stepwgn minivan, designed for working and resting on the go. The vehicle features a sleeping area over 2 m long, a workspace with a fold-down table for a laptop, and a 15.6-inch rear-seat monitor. The concept is intended for two occupants.
Honda Access, the manufacturer's accessory division, presented a camper conversion of the Stepwagon minivan at an outdoor experience event. The concep...
Honda Access, the manufacturer's accessory division, presented a camper conversion of the Stepwagon minivan at an outdoor experience event. The concept is a mobile space for family trips and remote work. The conversion uses the vehicle's seat arrangement and over 2 meters of interior length to create sleeping areas for up to three people. It includes privacy shades, a partition curtain, and a 15.6-inch rear seat monitor. The setup also allows one side of the second-row seats to remain upright for a workspace with a folding table.
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