Crest Vehicle unveils X-FIELD II modular camper based on kei car

Crest Vehicle has released the updated X-FIELD II camper, built on a Japanese kei car platform. The model features a modular system of wooden boxes that allows over 5,000 layout configurations. Standard equipment includes a 12V air conditioner, a 200 Ah lithium-ion battery (upgradeable to 300 Ah), a 2000 W pure sine wave inverter, 50 A alternator charging, and 20 A external charging. The interior uses natural cedar wood, with rod holders for five fishing rods and four foldable overhead shelves. Pricing is not disclosed but is described as realistic for the segment.

A Japanese manufacturer has unveiled a camper van built on a kei car platform. The model features optimized space utilization, providing a comfortable living area. The vehicle targets the growing demand for compact motorhomes for outdoor activities.

Crest Vehicle has unveiled the updated X-FIELD II camper, built on a Japanese kei car platform. Its key feature is a modular system of wooden boxes that enables over 5000 different interior configurations. The model comes with a 12V air conditioner, a 200–300 Ah lithium-ion battery, and a 2000 W inverter. Pricing starts at 3.66 million yen (approx. $24,500).

Crest Vehicle, a Japanese manufacturer specializing in kei-car-based camper vans, has unveiled the updated X-FIELD II model. The key feature is a sunshade integrated into the visor, solving storage issues. The model targets the compact motorhome segment, where space efficiency is critical.