Toyota Camroad

Japan Camping Car Rental Center (JAPAN C.R.C.) has launched the 'Northern Okinawa Tourism Campaign' for camper rentals. A discount of 20,000 yen (excluding tax) applies to total rental costs for bookings of at least 3 nights and 4 days (73 hours); the Tent Mushi model receives an 8,000 yen discount. The campaign runs from October 7 to November 3, 2026, with bookings accepted until October 30, 2026. Eligible vehicles are the Toyota Camroad Legard Neo Plus 1 and 2, and Tent Mushi; the pickup location is Okinawa Camping Car Rental Center, excluding Naha Airport. The discount code 'okinawa73' must be entered during booking. Early returns under 73 hours void the discount and incur the difference.

A customer who ordered a camper based on the Toyota Camroad in late November 2025 reported that the base vehicle price had increased by nearly 800,000 yen. The rise is attributed to supply disruptions following a diesel engine certification scandal in 2024 and the launch of a new Camroad model in 2026. The environmental tax was abolished on 31 March 2026. Delivery is scheduled for March 2027.

In November 2025, a family bought a Nuts RV Jeepney Type X motorhome based on a Camroad diesel 4WD for 10.2 million yen (about 10.5 million yen including fees). In April 2026, after deciding to buy a house, the owner requested appraisals from three specialist dealers. The odometer read 2,900 km. Offers were 9 million, 9.8 million and 10.2 million yen; the highest matched the purchase price. The sale did not go through: the family kept the motorhome, using income from a food delivery side job exceeding 200,000 yen per month.

Japanese camper brand JP Star will premiere its Discovery1 model at the Tohoku Camper Show 2026, opening on October 10. Built on a Toyota Camroad chassis, the motorhome measures 4990×2000×2800 mm and features a lounge with an L-shaped sofa that converts into a double bed, an additional sleeping space, a kitchen and a shower room with a sink. The base version is priced at 9,500,000 yen.

Japanese converter Direct Cars, known for the Ninja, BR75-G and Trip Black Edition campers, has released the DN-75 based on the Toyota Camroad. Dimensions are 4,860×1,870×2,760 mm. Equipment includes a 400 Ah lithium battery, air conditioner, 32-inch TV, two refrigerators, gas stove and sink. Sleeping arrangements consist of folding bunk beds and an additional fold-out bed. Exterior features include a metal front bumper, protective bumpers, roof LED spotlights, a retractable awning and an outdoor storage rack. Rear double doors facilitate loading of long items.

Japanese company Nuts RV has unveiled the compact Toyota Camroad Aletta Evolution Type X motorhome based on a Toyota Camroad truck chassis. Measuring 4.85 metres long, about 2 metres wide and 2.8 metres high, it accommodates up to six passengers and provides five berths, including a transformable alcove bed of approximately 180×180 cm. The living area features two opposing benches with a mobile table, a kitchen unit with a 70-litre fridge, a sink and a microwave, plus a transverse bed of about 126×180 cm. The base version has rear-wheel drive, a 132 hp petrol engine and an automatic transmission. Pricing starts from 10.05 million yen or 5.3 million Russian rubles.

Under the furusato nozei (hometown tax donation) program in Kurashiki, Okayama Prefecture, two motorhomes are listed as thank-you gifts. The required donations are 59,703,500 yen and 54,393,500 yen. Both are based on the Toyota Camroad, feature a 2754 cc diesel engine, four-wheel drive, and accommodate 7 passengers and 5 sleepers. Delivery takes about one year. Other gifts include Rakuten Travel accommodation coupons worth up to 300,000 yen for a 1,000,000 yen donation, a custom denim suit for 715,000 yen, and a boat bottom cover for 570,500 yen.

Direct Cars is preparing to show the new DN-75 camper based on the Toyota Camroad at the Yokohama Camping Car Show 2026. The premiere will take place on September 26, with sales in Japan starting immediately after. The motorhome measures 4860 mm long, 1870 mm wide and 2760 mm high. Equipment includes a 3.0-litre diesel engine, all-wheel drive, a 400 Ah lithium-ion battery, air conditioning, a 32-inch TV, two refrigerators, a gas stove and a sink. Pricing starts at 13.98 million yen.

Japanese company Annex unveiled the Liberty 52 REi camper on a Toyota Camroad chassis. It is 5.23 metres long, sleeps five and can carry up to eight people. Price starts at 16 million yen.

At the Japan Camping Car Show 2026, manufacturer Annex presented the Liberty 52 REi alcove motorhome, measuring 5.23 m long, 2.07 m wide and 2.88 m high, based on a Toyota Camroad with a 140 hp turbodiesel and optional all-wheel drive. The model offers eight seatbelts, sleeping places for five, a kitchen with microwave and extractor hood, and three factory lithium battery options (2400–9600 Wh) with 420 Wp solar panels as standard.

Annex RV has unveiled the Liberty 52SPi motorhome based on a Toyota Camroad chassis. It measures 5.20 m long, 2.07 m wide and 2.88 m high. It can carry eight people and sleep five. Power comes from a 3.0-litre 144 hp diesel with automatic transmission and optional all-wheel drive. The interior includes a kitchen with two gas burners, sink and 85-litre fridge, a bathroom with shower and cassette toilet, and underfloor heating. Electrical equipment comprises up to 9.6 kWh batteries, a 3,000 W inverter and 420 W solar panels. In Japan, prices start at 15.96 million yen (around 89,000 euros).

LAC Mobile will unveil its flagship LIBERTY 52REi motorhome based on the Toyota Camroad truck. The premiere will take place on September 5 at the ALL Kanto Camping Car Fair 2026 in Japan. The price will be 15,958,000 yen.

LAC Mobil will unveil its new flagship motorhome LIBERTY 52REi at the 2026 ALL Kanto Camping Car Fair. Based on the Toyota Camroad, it features two beds (for three and two people), a kitchen, a shower room, and optional TV, air conditioning, microwave, and refrigerator. Price in Japan: 15,958,000 yen.

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 built the Liberty 52 REi camper on a Toyota Camroad base, measuring about 5.2 meters long, 2.07 meters wide, and 2.88 meters high. Inside, it features a U-shaped lounge for eight, a kitchen with two burners, sink, microwave, and 85-liter fridge, plus a wet bath with shower and optional cassette toilet. The camper is powered by a 3.0-liter diesel engine producing 144 hp, paired with an automatic gearbox, optional 4x4, solar panels, and lithium batteries. It is sold only in Japan for 15.96 million yen (about 95,000 euros).

Nuts RV unveils a mini-camper based on the Toyota Camroad, 4.85 m long, with five berths. Price starts at 10,050,000 yen.

Vantech, a Japanese premium camper builder, has unveiled the 40th Anniversary Limited Edition based on the Toyota Camroad. The model features two beds (for three and two people), a kitchen, a toilet with shower, and exclusive equipment. Priced at 16 million yen in Japan, only 40 units will be produced.

Japanese company Vantech has unveiled a limited edition of its flagship ZiL camper, marking the brand's 40th anniversary. Built on a Toyota Camroad, the motorhome features two sleeping areas, a lounge, kitchen, toilet and shower. Production is limited to 40 units, priced at 16 million yen in Japan.

Direct Cars has unveiled in Japan the new compact DN-75 motorhome based on the Toyota Camroad, featuring all-wheel drive and six sleeping places. The model is equipped with a 3-liter diesel engine, automatic transmission, kitchen, dining area, air conditioning, refrigerator, and a 300 Ah lithium-ion battery. The base price is 13.98 million yen, while the show model is priced at 17.07 million yen.

Direct Cars presented the DN-75 camper in January 2026, built on a Toyota Camroad chassis. The vehicle features an angular, rugged exterior with rail covers, side racks, and Raptor paint, while the interior offers wood trim, sleeping for six, a 32-inch TV, refrigerator, and a 300 Ah lithium-ion battery. Pricing starts at 13.98 million yen (display model: 17.07 million yen).