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Japanese company Lekebe (also known as Lexivy) unveiled a new camper based on the Nissan Caravan at the Japan Camping Car Show 2026. The 'Plus Living' (Place Liv'n) model offers up to 270 layout options at a starting price of 6.6 million yen.
Japanese manufacturer Lekebe (referred to as Lexivy in some sources) presented a new camper based on the Nissan Caravan at the Japan Camping Car Show 2026. The model is called 'Plus Living' (alternatively 'Place Liv'n' in one source).
Its key feature is a semi-custom order system allowing up to 270 layout and trim combinations. The base version starts at 6.6 million yen. Cost reduction was achieved through component standardization.
The unveiling took place in early April 2026.
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Japanese company Lekebe has introduced a new motorhome based on the Nissan Caravan. The 'Plus Living' model offers up to 270 layout variations under a...
Japanese company Lekebe has introduced a new motorhome based on the Nissan Caravan. The 'Plus Living' model offers up to 270 layout variations under a semi-custom order system, with a starting price of 6.6 million yen.
Japanese manufacturer Lexivy unveiled the Place Liv'n camper based on the Nissan Caravan at the Japan Camping Car Show 2026. The model offers up to 27...
Japanese manufacturer Lexivy unveiled the Place Liv'n camper based on the Nissan Caravan at the Japan Camping Car Show 2026. The model offers up to 270 layout and trim variations at a fixed starting price of 6.6 million yen for the base version, achieved through component standardization.
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