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Toyota Camroad Aletta Evolution Type X motorhome offers five berths at 4.85 metres long

22.09.2026 10:36 1 min 1 source РУС
Daily-Motor.Ru RUS
Toyota Camroad Aletta Evolution Type X motorhome offers five berths at 4.85 metres long
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Japanese company Nuts RV has unveiled the compact Toyota Camroad Aletta Evolution Type X motorhome based on a Toyota Camroad truck chassis. Measuring 4.85 metres long, about 2 metres wide and 2.8 metres high, it accommodates up to six passengers and provides five berths, including a transformable alcove bed of approximately 180×180 cm. The living area features two opposing benches with a mobile table, a kitchen unit with a 70-litre fridge, a sink and a microwave, plus a transverse bed of about 126×180 cm. The base version has rear-wheel drive, a 132 hp petrol engine and an automatic transmission. Pricing starts from 10.05 million yen or 5.3 million Russian rubles.

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Toyota Camroad Aletta Evolution Type X motorhome offers five berths at 4.85 metres long

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