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Prototype of Ricorso 7 camper van to debut at Japan Camping Car Show 2026

20.01.2026 20:33 1 min 1 source
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Prototype of Ricorso 7 camper van to debut at Japan Camping Car Show 2026
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Japanese manufacturer Annex will unveil the prototype of the Ricorso 7 camper van at the Japan Camping Car Show 2026, from January 30 to February 2. The model is based on a super-long Toyota HiAce, measures 5.38 meters in length, and accommodates up to 7 passengers. It features a separate rear multi-room and an optional home air conditioning system powered by a 500 Ah lithium-ion battery.

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Prototype of Ricorso 7 camper van to debut at Japan Camping Car Show 2026

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