Indonesian Retired Couple to Drive Campervan from Indonesia to Europe

At GIIAS 2026, Isuzu, together with Jajago Keliling Indonesia and coachbuilder Delima Mandiri, presented the Komo camper based on the ELF NLR B truck. The vehicle features a diesel engine producing 120 PS, a 6-speed manual transmission, a BLUETTI energy storage system with 7,800 Wh, and 1,000 W solar panels. The creators, couple John and Rihana, have built their fourth camper, adapted for long trips across Indonesia.

At GIIAS 2026, Isuzu unveiled a camper based on the ELF NLR, developed with Delima Mandiri and JAJAGO bloggers. It features a 120 hp 4JJ1-TC diesel engine.

At GIIAS 2026, Baze unveiled a motorhome based on the Toyota Hilux Rangga, featuring a wet toilet and kitchen. Priced at 899 million rupiah, conversion takes 60 days.

At GIIAS 2026, Isuzu presented the Komo camper based on the ELF NLR and a Traga-based mobile salon. Built with Delima Mandiri and JAJAGO, they showcase commercial vehicle flexibility.

Traveler Rahmi Syofia, known as Mimi Campervan, faced difficulties while touring Kalimantan and Sulawesi in a modified Hyundai H-1 camper. She was denied subsidized diesel at a gas station in East Kalimantan because she lacked a Brizzi card linked to her vehicle. She also reported high ferry costs (up to 3.6 million rupiah) and instances of alleged illegal fees.

Media Indonesia has published a list of 10 vehicle models commonly used as campervan bases in Indonesia. The list includes Toyota Hiace Premio, Daihatsu Gran Max, Suzuki Carry, Mitsubishi L300, Nissan Serena, Hyundai H-1, Isuzu Traga, Volkswagen Transporter, Toyota TownAce, and DFSK Gelora E. Prices for standard units range from 160 million to 660 million Indonesian rupiah depending on model and condition.