Honda Access, the manufacturer of accessories for Honda vehicles, demonstrated at the "Outdoor Experience Photo Shoot" event the possibility of using the NSX supercar for camping. The trunk of the second-generation NSX, measuring approximately 110×38×30 cm, accommodated a six-person tent, two beds, table and chairs. Organizers noted that modern camping gear is compact when folded and that roads to most campsites and RV parks are paved. However, the trunk temperature is high due to the engine located behind the seats, requiring caution when transporting heat-sensitive items.
The event also featured four configurations using genuine accessories and third-party equipment for camping and sleeping in the car. For the compact electric Super-ONE, an external power source of up to 1500 W is offered. The N-VAN e: includes a system to power a portable air conditioner from the traction battery. The Freed CROSSTAR is equipped with a projector mount and roller blind, turning the cabin into a mobile cinema. The Stepwagon is adapted for work and rest: one rear seat serves as a workspace, the other as a sleeping area.
Additionally, the Civic RS was shown with a sleeping space for an adult, arranged by folding the rear seats and using containers. A prototype of a folding tent-chair was also presented, with production scheduled for 2026.