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UK converter Wellhouse Leisure has introduced a compact camper based on the Mitsubishi Delica D:2. The vehicle measures 371 cm long and has a 1.2-litre engine. It features an L-shaped rear kitchen with a glass-top single hob and sink, a 20-litre drawer fridge, a portable toilet, a pop-up roof and a 1.8-metre single bed. The driving configuration seats three. Two-wheel drive, four-wheel drive and hybrid powertrains are offered. Pricing starts at £19,500.
British company Wellhouse Leisure has completed its first Kia iCamper electric camper based on the PV5. The first batch of 30 units is sold out, priced at £59,995 (US$80,225).
British firm Wellhouse Leisure unveiled a micro-camper based on the Mitsubishi Delica D:2 with kitchen, sleeping space and pop-up roof. Price starts at €23,000.
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UK firm Wellhouse Leisure unveils a micro camper based on the Mitsubishi Delica D:2 kei car. Price from €22,800 or £19,500.
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British converter Wellhouse Leisure has begun offering micro campers based on used Suzuki Solio vehicles and their twins Mitsubishi Delica D:2, imported from Japan. The body is only 3790 mm long and retains three seats, but sleeping space is provided for only one person. In Wellhouse's current catalog, the Solio conversion is listed from £19,500. Standard equipment includes a kitchen, solar panel, 2 kW heater, and a pop-up roof.
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Wellhouse Leisure has unveiled a micro-camper based on the Mitsubishi Delica D:2, measuring 3.71 meters in length. The van features a kitchen with a gas hob and sink, a 20-liter refrigerator, a single bed, a toilet, and a heating system. Conversions are based on used vehicles from 2010-2020, with prices starting from £19,500.
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British converter Wellhouse Leisure has unveiled a micro-camper based on the Mitsubishi Delica D:2, measuring 3.71 metres in length. Prices start at £19,500 (about €22,800). The vehicle features a kitchen with a two-burner gas hob, a portable toilet, an external shower and a pop-up roof. All units are right-hand drive, imported from Japan, and buyers in Germany should factor in additional import and registration costs.
British firm Wellhouse Leisure unveils a solo micro camper based on the Suzuki Solio (Mitsubishi Delica D:2), featuring an L-shaped kitchen, single bed, and toilet. Prices start at £19,500.
Wellhouse Leisure has unveiled the iCamper, a compact electric camper based on the Kia PV5 Cargo. The van features a modular interior with movable seats, a fold-out bed, and a kitchen unit. The transformation system allows quick changes between cargo van and camper modes. Depending on the layout, the rear seats fold into a bed 122 cm wide, and the kitchen includes an induction hob, sink, and refrigerator. Power comes from a separate lithium battery, a 200 W solar panel, and external hookup. The first prototype is being prepared for production with a 71 kWh battery and an estimated range of 398 km.
Wellhouse Leisure has unveiled an electric camper based on the Kia PV5, featuring a Drivelodge pop-up roof and Schnierle folding seats. Prices start at £53,500.
Wellhouse Leisure has introduced a micro camper based on the Daihatsu Wake (Toyota Pixis Mega). The vehicle is under 3.4 meters long and belongs to the Japanese kei van category. It includes a convertible sleeping area, a kitchenette with sink and stove, a water supply with electric pump, an auxiliary battery, and optional solar panel and blinds. Prices start at €20,000.
UK-based Wellhouse Leisure has announced a micro-camper conversion of the Daihatsu Wake (also sold as Toyota Pixis Mega). The vehicle features a 660cc turbo engine producing 64 hp, fuel economy of up to 45 mpg, and is available in 2WD or 4WD. The interior includes a kitchen with stove and sink, a portable toilet, a leisure battery, and rooftop solar panels. The front passenger seat converts into a single bed. Pre-orders are open starting at £17,995.
British company Wellhouse Leisure has unveiled a compact camper based on the Japanese microvan Daihatsu Wake (also known as Toyota Pixis Mega). The vehicle is under 3.4 meters long and features a bed, mini-kitchen, sink, stove, solar panel, and portable toilet. Designed for one or two people, it has a 660cc engine producing 63 hp and fuel consumption of about 5.2 L/100 km. Pricing starts at £17,995.
UK-based Wellhouse Leisure unveiled a micro camper based on the Toyota Pixis Mega (also sold as Daihatsu Wake). Designed for solo travelers, it features a fold-out bed, compact kitchen, pop-up roof, solar panel, and portable toilet. Priced at £17,995 (approx. $3,500), it costs less than half of Wellhouse's larger motorhomes.
UK-based Wellhouse Leisure has launched a micro-camper based on the Japanese kei van Daihatsu Wake (also known as Toyota Pixis Mega). The pre-order price is £17,995 (approx. $24,200). The vehicle features a 660cc engine producing 63 hp, automatic transmission, a pop-up roof, and basic living equipment: stove, sink, portable toilet. Fuel economy is estimated at 45 mpg. It is available in 2WD and 4WD versions.
Wellhouse Leisure unveils the iCamper, an electric camper based on the Kia PV5. Flexible interior, pop-up roof, and up to 400 km range. Priced at £59,995 or €70,150.