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Speranza 540M motorhome on Fiat Ducato: swivel seats and home AC

09.07.2026 00:09 1 min 2 sources
jikayosha.jp JPN + 1 more
Speranza 540M motorhome on Fiat Ducato: swivel seats and home AC
Original source: 月刊自家用車WEB - 厳選クルマ情報

In Brief

Japanese dealer Towa Motors has unveiled the Speranza 540M based on the Fiat Ducato, featuring swivel front seats, a home air conditioner, and ultra-insulation system.

Japanese dealer Towa Motors has introduced the Speranza 540M motorhome built on the Fiat Ducato. The model features swiveling front seats that form a lounge area, a home air conditioner with an outdoor unit under the floor, and an ultra-insulation system. Standard equipment includes a 70-liter refrigerator, a microwave oven, and an electric lift bed. An optional Comfort package adds a 400 Ah lithium battery and a shower cabin.

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