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Compact Liberty 52 REi by Annex RV: 5.23 m and eight seats

04.09.2026 08:44 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Compact Liberty 52 REi by Annex RV: 5.23 m and eight seats
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Japanese company Annex RV unveiled the Liberty 52 REi camper based on the Toyota Camroad. At 5.23 meters long, it seats up to eight people and features a kitchen, toilet and shower.

Japanese company Annex RV has unveiled the compact camper Liberty 52 REi based on the Toyota Camroad (in some sources, Toyota Cam Road). The vehicle is 5.23 meters long (according to other sources, 5.2 meters), 2.07 meters wide and 2.88 meters high. Thanks to the rear door layout, the interior accommodates a U-shaped sofa, a kitchen with two burners, sink, microwave and an 85-liter refrigerator, as well as a toilet with shower.

Standard equipment includes heated floors, a boiler, air conditioning, an auxiliary heater and solar panels (according to one source, optional; according to another, standard). Battery capacity reaches 9.6 kWh. Lithium batteries and other options are available. The model is sold only in Japan, including an all-wheel-drive version.

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Annex RV Liberty 52 REi: 5.23-meter camper seats eight

04.09.2026 Autoblog ITA Original source

5.2-meter camper offers space for eight people

01.09.2026 Autobahn NLD Original source

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Updated: 30.08.2026

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