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Crest Vehicle has unveiled the Livin’GLIDE N-VAN camper based on the Honda N-VAN. It features a 200 Ah lithium iron phosphate battery with heating, a 2000 W inverter, and a fully retractable 12 V refrigerator.
On May 13, 2026, Crest Vehicle introduced the Livin’GLIDE N-VAN camper, built on the Honda N-VAN platform. The model utilizes the van’s high roof to create a spacious cargo area and offers multiple layout options.
The battery can be expanded to 500 Ah (6000 Wh). An optional swivel seat allows for a sleeping area measuring 1820×1140 mm. The cargo compartment is designed to carry bicycles, fishing gear, and surfboards.
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Livin’GLIDE has unveiled a camper van conversion based on the Honda N-VAN. The model features a wide luggage area and multiple layout options. It incl...
Livin’GLIDE has unveiled a camper van conversion based on the Honda N-VAN. The model features a wide luggage area and multiple layout options. It includes a 12V auxiliary battery and a 2000W inverter. The vehicle is aimed at travelers seeking a compact and functional solution.
Crest Vehicle unveiled the Livin’GLIDE N-VAN camper van based on the Honda N-VAN on May 13. The model features a 200 Ah (2400 Wh) lithium iron phospha...
Crest Vehicle unveiled the Livin’GLIDE N-VAN camper van based on the Honda N-VAN on May 13. The model features a 200 Ah (2400 Wh) lithium iron phosphate battery with heating function, a 2000 W pure sine wave inverter, 50 A alternator charging, and 20 A external charging. The battery can be expanded up to 500 Ah (6000 Wh). Standard equipment includes a fully retractable 12 V cooler, four LED ceiling lights with touch dimming and individual on/off controls. An optional swivel seat allows a bed space of 1820×1140 mm. The cargo area accommodates bicycles, fishing gear, and surfboards.
Crest Vehicle announced the Livin’GLIDE N-VAN camper van on May 13, built on the Honda N-VAN platform. It features a 200 Ah lithium iron phosphate bat...
Crest Vehicle announced the Livin’GLIDE N-VAN camper van on May 13, built on the Honda N-VAN platform. It features a 200 Ah lithium iron phosphate battery (2400 Wh) with heating, a 2000 W inverter, and expandability up to 500 Ah (6000 Wh). Standard equipment includes a fully retractable 12 V cooler and four LED ceiling lights with stepless dimming. With optional swivel seats, the bed area measures 1820×1140 mm.
Crest Vehicle announced on May 13 the Livin’GLIDE N-VAN camper van built on the Honda N-VAN platform. The model leverages the vehicle’s height to maxi...
Crest Vehicle announced on May 13 the Livin’GLIDE N-VAN camper van built on the Honda N-VAN platform. The model leverages the vehicle’s height to maximize cargo space and offers multiple layout configurations. Standard equipment includes a fully retractable 12V cooler, LED lighting with stepless dimming and individual on/off control, and a 200 Ah (2400 Wh equivalent) lithium iron phosphate battery with heating function, expandable up to 500 Ah (6000 Wh). An optional swivel seat creates a sleeping area measuring 1820×1140 mm.
Crest Vehicle has unveiled the Livin’GLIDE N-VAN camper van, built on the Honda N-VAN platform. The model takes advantage of the original van's high r...
Crest Vehicle has unveiled the Livin’GLIDE N-VAN camper van, built on the Honda N-VAN platform. The model takes advantage of the original van's high roof to offer a spacious luggage area and multiple layout configurations. Standard equipment includes a fully retractable 12V cooler and LED lighting with stepless dimming and individual on/off control. The lithium iron phosphate battery with heating function can be expanded up to 500 Ah for powering household appliances.
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