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Toyota Hiace ZARA: motorhome revived after ten years

15.09.2026 10:38 1 min 1 source РУС
Daily-Motor.Ru RUS
Toyota Hiace ZARA: motorhome revived after ten years
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Japanese company Toy Factory has relaunched the ZARA motorhome based on the Toyota Hiace Wide Body Middle Roof. The model had been absent from the lineup for about ten years: sales of the first generation ended in October 2016 due to changed safety requirements. The new version seats five, drops the third row and features a revised layout with a convertible bed (up to 2210 mm long, 1200 mm wide), a kitchen module with sink and refrigerator, an optional waterless Clesana X1 toilet and a 1408 Wh battery expandable to 2816 Wh.

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