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Micro camper based on Japanese kei car from Toyota for $3,500

27.05.2026 09:31 1 min 1 source РУС
dhilbo.co.kr KOR

UK-based Wellhouse Leisure unveiled a micro camper based on the Toyota Pixis Mega (also sold as Daihatsu Wake). Designed for solo travelers, it features a fold-out bed, compact kitchen, pop-up roof, solar panel, and portable toilet. Priced at £17,995 (approx. $3,500), it costs less than half of Wellhouse's larger motorhomes.

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Micro camper based on Japanese kei car from Toyota for $3,500

27.05.2026 dhilbo.co.kr KOR Original source

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