Compact campers for garden plots and outdoor holidays

Small wheeled living modules are being presented as a practical solution for trips to garden plots and outdoor holidays. The single-person QTvan measures 2 metres long and 75 cm wide and includes heating, a solar panel, a 19-inch television and a power socket. The aluminium Teardrop trailer from Australian company Teardrop Camper weighs 330 kg, sleeps two on a 1.4-metre-wide bed and costs from 13,000 dollars. The Japanese Gaiki RV camper based on the Suzuki Every offers a 1.25-metre-wide sleeping area and all-wheel drive for less than three million yen. A sliding living module on a Piaggio Ape chassis from Danish company Shirokaya Tropa costs 9,700 euros, with the module alone priced at 4,000 euros.