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Daihatsu Atrai vs Honda N-VAN: Comparison for Car Sleeping

01.08.2026 11:00 1 min 1 source
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Daihatsu Atrai vs Honda N-VAN: Comparison for Car Sleeping
Original source: 自動車情報誌「ベストカー」

Japanese kei vans Daihatsu Atrai and Honda N-VAN, popular for car camping, received updates for 2026. The Atrai RS (2WD) costs 1,859,000 yen, features a 658cc turbo engine with 64 hp and fuel economy of 14.7 km/L. The N-VAN Fun Turbo (2WD) costs 2,024,000 yen, has a similar engine but more torque (104 Nm) and better efficiency (17 km/L). Atrai offers a flat floor for two, while N-VAN has a fold-down seat and pillarless opening for easy loading.

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