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KYB unveils luxury camper VILLATOR based on Fiat Ducato

19.08.2026 03:16 1 min 2 sources РУС
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KYB unveils luxury camper VILLATOR based on Fiat Ducato
Original source: Yahoo!ニュース

In Brief

Suspension manufacturer KYB, in collaboration with RV Land, has launched its first camper VILLATOR on a Fiat Ducato base. The show model is priced at 22,978,300 yen. It features a 5 kWh lithium battery, kitchen, toilet, and air conditioning.

KYB, a company known for suspension systems, has entered the camper market with the VILLATOR model based on the Fiat Ducato. The vehicle was developed together with RV Land. This is the first camper under the KYB brand — previously the company only supplied suspension kits.

The VILLATOR features a custom KYB suspension setup and an interior designed by a designer who created lounge areas in luxury hotels. Standard equipment includes a 5 kWh lithium battery, kitchen, toilet, air conditioning, and a rear platform. The show model is priced at 22,978,300 yen.

KYB's entry comes amid delays in Toyota Hiace deliveries, which have increased demand for Ducato-based models in Japan.

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KYB introduces VILLATOR luxury motorhome based on Fiat Ducato

19.08.2026 news.yahoo.co.jp JPN Original source

KYB unveils VILLATOR camper van based on Fiat Ducato

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