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Toyota unveils its largest motorhome PROACE MAX Tanuki

23.07.2026 01:16 1 min 2 sources
iefimerida.gr ELL + 1 more
Toyota unveils its largest motorhome PROACE MAX Tanuki
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In Brief

Toyota has launched the largest motorhome in its history, the PROACE MAX Tanuki, built on the Stellantis platform in partnership with Affinity RV. It comes in two versions with a 2.2 D-4D diesel engine.

Toyota has unveiled the PROACE MAX Tanuki, the largest motorhome ever produced by the company. It was developed on the Stellantis platform in collaboration with Affinity RV.

Two versions are available: 5.99 m and 6.36 m in length. Both are powered by a 2.2 D-4D diesel engine with 140 or 180 hp. The shorter version comes with a manual gearbox, while the longer one features an 8-speed automatic.

Standard equipment includes Toyota T-MATE safety systems, automatic climate control, 7- and 10-inch digital displays, and a 3-year warranty (up to 1 million km). Inside, there is a 190×140 cm bed, an additional roof bed, a kitchen, a 90 L fridge, a shower and toilet, and water tanks (100 L fresh, 75 L waste).

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Toyota unveils its largest motorhome PROACE MAX Tanuki

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Toyota unveils its largest motorhome PROACE MAX Tanuki

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