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Renault launched a limited Kangoo Couleur camping series in Japan (100 units, ~40 million won). KGM, Ford, and Chery also unveiled new camper and motorhome models.
Renault has introduced a limited edition Kangoo Couleur in Japan, designed for camping. The model features side-hinged rear doors and a cargo capacity of up to 3750 liters. Priced at around 40 million won, production is limited to 100 units.
Meanwhile, other manufacturers are expanding their camper offerings. KGM presented a certified caravan based on the Torres, accommodating 4 people. Ford showcased the localized Chinese version of the Bronco Basecamp at the Guangzhou Auto Show, with electric drive and extended range. Chery announced the modular T1TP concept, which can transform from an SUV into a camper.
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Renault has launched the limited edition Kangoo Couleur in Japan, designed for camping and vanlife. The model features side-opening rear doors, a carg...
Renault has launched the limited edition Kangoo Couleur in Japan, designed for camping and vanlife. The model features side-opening rear doors, a cargo capacity of up to 3750 liters, and a price around 40 million won. Production is limited to 100 units.
Automakers are expanding their offerings for the camper and motorhome market. KGM introduced a certified camper conversion based on the Torres, sleepi...
Automakers are expanding their offerings for the camper and motorhome market. KGM introduced a certified camper conversion based on the Torres, sleeping up to 4 people. At the Guangzhou Auto Show, Ford revealed a China-specific Bronco Basecamp version with electric powertrain and extended range. Chinese automaker Chery previewed a modular T1TP concept that can transform from an SUV into a camper.
Updated: 04.07.2026
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