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Nuts RV has unveiled the Aletta Evolution Type X, a compact camper built on the Toyota Camroad chassis. At 4.85 meters long, it offers up to five sleeping places and six seats, featuring a pull-out alcove bed (180×180 cm) and a rear bed (126×180 cm). Prices start at 10,050,000 yen (about 54,119 euros) for the rear-wheel-drive petrol version with automatic transmission and 132 hp; a diesel (144 hp) and 4x4 are optional.

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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.

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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).

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Japanese company Annex has launched series production of the compact Liberty 52 REi camper on a Toyota Camroad chassis. At 5.23 meters in length, the motorhome accommodates up to eight passengers and five berths, including a U-shaped lounge and a pull-out bed above the cab. It features a kitchen with an 85-liter refrigerator, solar panels up to 590 W, and battery options up to 9.6 kWh. Prices in Japan start at 16 million yen.

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Japanese company Annex RV introduced the Liberty 52 REi motorhome built on a Toyota Camroad chassis. At about 5.2 meters long, it is shorter than the Toyota Hilux and Volkswagen Amarok. The camper can carry up to eight people, with a U-shaped lounge, sleeping for five, a kitchen, and a compact bathroom. It features a 3.0L diesel engine (144 hp), 6-speed automatic, optional all-wheel drive, and lithium-ion batteries up to 9.6 kWh. Price is around 16 million yen, available only in Japan.

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Annex RV has unveiled the Liberty 52 REi, a compact camper van about 5.2 m long that can accommodate up to eight people. Built on a Toyota Camroad chassis with a 3.0L diesel, it features a kitchen, bathroom, and energy system up to 9.6 kWh. Price in Japan: 15.96 million yen.

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LAC Mobiles (Okayama, Japan) has launched sales of the new LIBERTY52REi motorhome built on a Toyota Camroad chassis. The model features a rear entrance, allowing a forward-facing galley and a U-shaped dinette. It seats up to 8 (7 for 4WD) and sleeps 5. Base price starts at ¥15,958,000. The motorhome will be exhibited at the Tokyo Camping Car Show 2026 on July 11–12.

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Japanese company Mystic has unveiled the updated Anseie camper, built on the Toyota Camroad light truck. The model features retro-American design inside and out, with standard equipment including a 428 Ah battery, 2.5 kW inverter, 470 W solar panels, air conditioning, and a heater. It offers two double beds and a convertible dining area, sleeping up to five people. Price is about 15 million yen (6.8 million rubles).

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Carstay, a Japanese platform for RV rental and carsharing, has added three new vehicles and three overnight parking spots. The total number of registered RVs reached 490, up 38 from the previous month, while the number of parking spots remained at 320. New vehicles include the compact JP STAR Happy1 Turbo based on the Daihatsu Atrai, a camper based on the Toyota Camroad with free delivery to Kansai Airport, and the TABIVAN-O.W.L. based on the Fiat Ducato. One of the new parking spots is located at a hot spring facility in Nagano Prefecture.

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The motorhome sharing service Carstay added three new vehicles and three overnight parking locations in March 2026. The company's fleet has grown to 450 units, and its overnight parking network has expanded to 314 locations across Japan. The new additions include a compact motorhome based on the Mazda Scrum, a Toyota Hiace-based model with a wooden interior, and a full-size motorhome based on the Toyota Camroad equipped with an air conditioner and microwave.

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