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Toyota unveils two-seater JUNO camper based on Sienta

30.07.2026 04:10 1 min 2 sources
kuruma-news.jp JPN + 1 more
Toyota unveils two-seater JUNO camper based on Sienta
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In Brief

Toyota, together with MODELLISTA, launched the JUNO camper based on the Sienta minivan. It seats two and features removable furniture modules. Price starts at 3.65 million yen.

Toyota has unveiled the JUNO camper, developed in collaboration with MODELLISTA on the basis of the Sienta minivan. Sales began on August 5, 2025. The two-seater model is equipped with removable furniture modules that allow the interior to be converted into a living room, workspace or bedroom. The price starts at 3.65 million yen.

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Toyota launches two-seater camper JUNO based on Sienta

29.01.2026 kuruma-news.jp JPN Original source

Toyota launches JUNO camper van based on Sienta with modular furniture

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