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Wellhouse unveils micro-camper based on Kei Toyota/Daihatsu van

29.05.2026 00:30 1 min 1 source РУС
Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News ISL
Wellhouse unveils micro-camper based on Kei Toyota/Daihatsu van
Original source: Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News

UK-based Wellhouse Leisure has announced a micro-camper conversion of the Daihatsu Wake (also sold as Toyota Pixis Mega). The vehicle features a 660cc turbo engine producing 64 hp, fuel economy of up to 45 mpg, and is available in 2WD or 4WD. The interior includes a kitchen with stove and sink, a portable toilet, a leisure battery, and rooftop solar panels. The front passenger seat converts into a single bed. Pre-orders are open starting at £17,995.

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Wellhouse unveils micro-camper based on Kei Toyota/Daihatsu van

29.05.2026 Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News ISL Original source

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