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

08.07.2026 03:15 2 min 4 sources
PassionAndCar.fr FRA + 3 more
Suzuki launches 3.4m 4×4 camper cheaper than Dacia Sandero, not for Europe
Original source: PassionAndCar.fr

In Brief

Suzuki unveiled the Every Camper based on a kei car. Length is 3.39 m, price in Japan starts at 2,132,900 yen (about 11,400 euros for 4WD). The model is not sold outside Japan.

Suzuki has introduced the Every Camper, built on the Every J Limited kei car. The vehicle measures 3.39–3.4 m in length and is powered by a 0.66-litre turbo engine producing 49 or 64 hp, available with four-wheel drive. Pricing in Japan starts at 2,132,900 yen (approximately 11,400 euros for the 4×4 version; the 2WD version from 10,700 euros). Equipment includes a digital instrument cluster, a 9-inch multimedia screen, surround-view cameras and adaptive cruise control.

The camper sleeps two people and is designed for tight spaces. Sales are limited to Japan because kei cars are not certified for European markets.

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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

Suzuki Every: updated 4×4 microcamper from €11,500

02.06.2026 Motor16 SPA Original source

🇯🇵 Japan — fuel prices

Updated: 25.07.2026

Regular

$1.03 /l

JPY169.19 · €0.91/l

28 of 140

cheaper than 81% of countries

High-octane

$1.07 /l

JPY175.38 · €0.94/l

12 of 94

cheaper than 88% of countries

軽油

$0.93 /l

JPY152.94 · €0.82/l

19 of 141

cheaper than 87% of countries

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