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Japanese company NTB has unveiled the new GeoRoam camper on an extended Isuzu Be-cam chassis. The model, over 6 meters long with all-wheel drive and a 3.0L diesel engine, is priced from 19.8 million yen.
Japanese company NTB has unveiled the new GeoRoam camper on an extended Isuzu Be-cam chassis. The model, over 6 meters long and 2.2 meters wide, features all-wheel drive and is positioned as a flagship product in the segment. The camper was shown at the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon.
According to sources, the price ranges from 19.8 million yen (one source) to over 20 million yen (another source). The camper is powered by a 3.0L diesel engine.
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Japanese builder NTB has unveiled the GeoRoam motorhome on the extended Isuzu Be-cam chassis. The model is over 6 meters long and 2.2 meters wide, fea...
Japanese builder NTB has unveiled the GeoRoam motorhome on the extended Isuzu Be-cam chassis. The model is over 6 meters long and 2.2 meters wide, features full-time 4WD, and is positioned as a flagship product in the segment priced above 20 million yen.
Japanese builder NTB has introduced the GeoRoam motorhome based on the new extended Isuzu Be-cam chassis. The model is over 6 meters long, features fu...
Japanese builder NTB has introduced the GeoRoam motorhome based on the new extended Isuzu Be-cam chassis. The model is over 6 meters long, features full-time 4WD and a 3.0L diesel engine, with prices starting from ¥19.8 million. It was displayed at the Tokyo Auto Salon 2026.
Updated: 18.07.2026
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