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Honda unveils lightweight modular travel trailer Basecamp

16.01.2026 14:08 1 min 1 source
Magazyn miejski POL
Honda unveils lightweight modular travel trailer Basecamp
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Honda has introduced the Basecamp travel trailer, notable for its lightweight and modular design. Weighing under 680 kg (1500 lbs), it can be towed by hybrid and electric crossovers. The design features swappable window modules for adding equipment, and the roof is equipped with solar panels.

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