Nomadoa compact caravan for light cars unveiled

Japanese company Direct Cars presented the Nomadore motorhome based on the Suzuki Jimny at the Nagoya Camping Car Fair Spring exhibition. The 3.4-meter living module is designed as a trailer that can be towed by a low-power SUV and features a ramp for loading light motorcycles. The base price of the set is 2.69 million yen (approximately 1.3 million rubles).

Japanese company Direct Cars unveiled the 3.43-meter-long Nomadoa caravan at a Nagoya exhibition. The model sleeps up to three people, is compatible with household air conditioners, and features a pop-up roof. The base price is 2.69 million yen.

The LOGOS brand has introduced a compact hanging fan to improve air circulation in vehicles during overnight stays. The 370-gram device operates for up to 10 hours on a full charge, features five speed settings and built-in warm lighting. The fan attaches with a carabiner to roof handles or nets without occupying cabin space.

A Japanese publication conducted the first tests of the electric motorhome moonn T-01 based on the HW Electro Elemo-L van. The 130 km trip and overnight stay revealed issues with safety, charging, and handling. Key shortcomings include lack of safety systems, maximum charging speed of 50 kW, range of 200-270 km, and a price starting from 11.05 million yen.

The production model Funluce Triglav was presented at a Nagoya exhibition. Based on the Toyota Hiace, it features bunk beds for five people, a household air conditioner, and starts at 15 million yen.

Japanese company Coastline has introduced the compact Fabola motorhome, sized like an SUV. The model is equipped with sleeping berths, a kitchen, batteries, optional solar panels, and a 12V air conditioner, accommodating up to four people.