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Nuts company unveiled the C-BUS camper built on the Daihatsu Hijet Extra van. It features a pop-up roof, insulation panels, and a 300 Ah lithium battery, sleeping up to four. Price from 5,225,000 yen.
Japanese company Nuts has introduced the C-BUS camper based on the Daihatsu Hijet Extra van. The model features a pop-up roof that allows sleeping for up to four people. It is equipped with insulation panels and a powerful 300 Ah lithium battery.
Prices start at 5,225,000 yen.
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Japanese builder Nuts has introduced the C-BUS camper van based on the Daihatsu Hijet Extra. The model features a pop-up roof for sleeping up to four,...
Japanese builder Nuts has introduced the C-BUS camper van based on the Daihatsu Hijet Extra. The model features a pop-up roof for sleeping up to four, insulated panels, and a powerful 300Ah lithium battery system. The price starts from 5,225,000 yen.
Japanese builder Nuts has unveiled the C-Bus camper van based on the Daihatsu Hijet Extra. The model features a pop-up roof, insulation panels, and a ...
Japanese builder Nuts has unveiled the C-Bus camper van based on the Daihatsu Hijet Extra. The model features a pop-up roof, insulation panels, and a 300Ah lithium battery, accommodating up to four people. The starting price is 5,225,000 yen.
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