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Toyota unveils MULTI UTILITY concept based on Noah and Voxy

24.06.2026 16:19 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Toyota unveils MULTI UTILITY concept based on Noah and Voxy
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In Brief

Toyota and Modellista unveiled a 5-seat MULTI UTILITY concept based on Noah and Voxy for camping. Prices start at 3.26 million yen, sales from May 6, 2026.

On May 12, 2026, Toyota and Modellista unveiled the MULTI UTILITY concept based on the Noah and Voxy minivans. The model features a 2-row layout for 5 passengers, allowing the rear space to be transformed into a cargo area or sleeping space. Standard equipment includes a two-tier luggage shelf (load up to 60 kg per tier), 6 LED lights, and a 12-volt outlet (120 W). An optional front sleeping module for 165,000 yen provides sleeping space for two adults (load up to 150 kg).

The recommended retail price is 4,070,000 yen for the Noah and 4,120,600 yen for the Voxy (with tax). According to another source, sales in Japan start on May 6, 2026, at a price from 3.26 million yen. Updated Wellcab versions with wheelchair securement and E-Four option were also presented.

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Toyota unveils MULTI UTILITY concept based on Noah and Voxy

13.05.2026 juksy.com ENG Original source

Toyota unveils 5-seat Noah camper version

02.05.2026 CARNEWS ENG Original source

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