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Japanese company White House Camper unveiled the Honda N-Van Compo, a 3.4 m camper based on a Kei car. Price: €16,500. The model is not sold in Europe.
Japanese company White House Camper has presented the Honda N-Van Compo, a camper van based on the Honda N-Van. The vehicle is 3.40 metres long and 1.48 metres wide. It complies with Japanese Kei car regulations and is powered by a 660 cc engine.
The camper includes two sleeping berths, a microwave, a TV, a refrigerator, foldable seats and a pop-up roof. The conversion price is around €16,500. According to one source, the model is not sold in Europe.
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Honda has introduced the N-Van Compo motorhome, measuring under 3.5 meters long and based on a Japanese Kei car. The model features folding seats, a p...
Honda has introduced the N-Van Compo motorhome, measuring under 3.5 meters long and based on a Japanese Kei car. The model features folding seats, a pop-top roof, a mini-kitchen, and a refrigerator, but is not sold in Europe.
Japanese company White House Camper has introduced the Honda N-Van Compo motorhome, which is 3.4 meters long. The motorhome is based on a light commer...
Japanese company White House Camper has introduced the Honda N-Van Compo motorhome, which is 3.4 meters long. The motorhome is based on a light commercial vehicle that complies with Japanese Kei car regulations and includes two sleeping areas, a microwave, and a refrigerator. Its price is 16,500 euros.
Japanese company White House Camper has introduced a motorhome based on the Honda N-Van van. The vehicle measures 3.40 meters in length and 1.48 meter...
Japanese company White House Camper has introduced a motorhome based on the Honda N-Van van. The vehicle measures 3.40 meters in length and 1.48 meters in width, with a conversion price of approximately 16,500 euros. The motorhome features a double bed, microwave oven, television, and refrigerator. It complies with Japanese Kei car regulations and is equipped with a 660 cm³ engine.
Japan — fuel prices
Updated: 19.09.2026
Regular
$1.03 /l
JPY162.13 · €0.90/l
28 of 167
cheaper than 84% of countries
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$1.10 /l
JPY172.82 · €0.96/l
14 of 101
cheaper than 87% of countries
Diesel
$0.97 /l
JPY152.63 · €0.85/l
20 of 166
cheaper than 89% of countries
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