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Daihatsu Atrai Camper Gets Full Set of Home Appliances

22.06.2026 06:17 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Daihatsu Atrai Camper Gets Full Set of Home Appliances
Original source: 月刊自家用車WEB - 厳選クルマ情報

In Brief

The Japanese camper 'Taiza Pro II 2025' based on the Daihatsu Atrai features air conditioning, a refrigerator, a kerosene heater, and a 180 W solar panel. Navigation and monitor are now optional to lower the price.

A Japanese manufacturer has unveiled a camper based on the kei car Daihatsu Atrai, which the creators say feels more like a 'small house' than a light vehicle. The 'Taiza Pro II 2025' model comes with a full set of home appliances: air conditioning, a refrigerator, a kerosene heater, and a 180 W solar panel.

The new model is aimed at comfortable living in any season and addresses the lack of equipment in compact motorhomes. Basic sleeping amenities are retained, while navigation and a monitor are now optional, helping to reduce the price.

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Kei-car based camper with full household appliances

28.05.2026 chiba-tv.com JPN Original source

Camper van based on Daihatsu Atrai gets full set of home appliances

28.05.2026 jikayosha.jp JPN Original source

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