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Suzuki Every Camper: 4×4 kei car from €10,700, but not for Europe

20.06.2026 20:51 1 min 3 sources РУС
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Suzuki Every Camper: 4×4 kei car from €10,700, but not for Europe
Original source: Revista Transporte Mundial

In Brief

Suzuki unveiled the Every Camper, a 3.4m micro-camper with 4WD, priced from €10,700 in Japan. It won't be sold in Europe due to kei car restrictions.

Suzuki has introduced the Every Camper, based on the Every J Limited kei car. The vehicle measures 3.39–3.4 meters in length and is powered by a 0.66-liter turbo engine producing 64 hp (some sources mention a 49 hp variant) with available four-wheel drive. In Japan, the 4WD version starts at 2,132,900 yen (about €11,400), while the non-4WD version starts at €10,700. One source lists the price at around $13,500.

Standard equipment includes a digital instrument cluster, a 9-inch multimedia screen, surround-view cameras, and adaptive cruise control. The camper sleeps two and is designed for tight spaces.

Sales outside Japan are not planned, as the model belongs to the kei car category, which is exclusive to the Japanese market.

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Suzuki launches 3.4m 4×4 camper cheaper than Dacia Sandero, but not for Europe

20.06.2026 PassionAndCar.fr FRA Original source

Suzuki Every J Limited mini-camper with 4WD starts at €10,700

20.06.2026 Diariomotor SPA Original source

Suzuki Every: compact camper for two at $13,500

16.06.2026 Revista Transporte Mundial SPA Original source

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