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Toyota launches MU trim for Noah/Voxy with overnight camping capability

22.07.2026 18:33 2 min 4 sources
news.yahoo.co.jp JPN + 3 more
Toyota launches MU trim for Noah/Voxy with overnight camping capability
Original source: Yahoo!ニュース

In Brief

Toyota Customizing & Development, under the Modellista brand, has revived the MU trim for the Noah and Voxy minivans. The version removes the third row, adds a two-level cargo rack, and offers an optional front sleeping board.

On May 12, 2026, Toyota Customizing & Development (TCD) under the Modellista brand introduced the MULTI UTILITY (MU) trim for the Noah and Voxy minivans. The MU version is based on the mid-level S-G equipment and eliminates the third row of seats, resulting in a five-seat configuration with two rows.

Standard equipment includes a two-level cargo rack with a platform (850×1270 mm, load capacity up to 60 kg). An optional front sleeping board (2040×1270 mm, load capacity up to 150 kg) can accommodate two adults. Prices: Noah MU — ¥4,070,000, Voxy MU — ¥4,120,000 (one source states ¥4,120,600). Only front-wheel drive is available.

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Toyota brings back car-sleeping spec for Noah/Voxy with MU trim

05.06.2026 news.yahoo.co.jp JPN Original source

Toyota unveils MU trim for Noah/Voxy with car-sleeping capability

05.06.2026 topics.smt.docomo.ne.jp JPN Original source

Toyota launches two-row Noah/Voxy MU for camping

31.05.2026 CARNEWS ENG Original source

Toyota launches MULTI UTILITY camper conversion for Noah/Voxy

31.05.2026 carview.yahoo.co.jp JPN Original source

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