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Nissan NV200 returns as a hybrid all-wheel-drive MPV for vanlife
Nissan is preparing a new generation NV200 with a plug-in hybrid system and optional all-wheel drive. The debut is expected in the third quarter of 2026.
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Next-Gen Nissan NV200 Spied in China
Spy photos of the next-generation Nissan NV200 have emerged in China. The model is expected to be a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) with mild off-road capability and an e-AWD all-wheel-drive system. The prototype completed winter testing in Inner Mongolia, covering over 160,000 km. The debut is scheduled for the third quarter of 2026.
Nissan Caravan: Genb's Motion Control Beam to Eliminate Vibrations
Genb has launched a Motion Control Beam (MCB) for the Nissan Caravan. The part absorbs body flex and micro-vibrations, enhancing ride comfort. It bolts on without welding and retains access to the spare tire. Versions for 2WD and 4WD are available.
Top 3 cars for sleeping in a car recommended by a user with over 7 years of experience
A user with over 7 years of car sleeping experience recommends three models for comfortable overnight stays: Suzuki Every, Daihatsu Tanto, and Nissan NV200 Vanette. Selection criteria include sufficient sleeping space, ease of interior conversion, and affordability.
Valenti Releases Retro Jewel LED Tail Lamps for E26 Caravan
Valenti, a brand under Japanese auto parts maker Colant, has launched the Jewel LED Tail Lamp Retro for the Nissan Caravan / NV350 Caravan and Isuzu Como (E26 model). The lamps feature a classic retro design with all-LED lighting and a fade-out function, a first for the series. They are E-mark certified and meet Japanese safety standards.
Nissan Caravan NV350 Premium GX vs Toyota HiAce Super GL: comparison for Zimbabwe
A comparison of two popular camper van models, the Nissan Caravan NV350 Premium GX and the Toyota HiAce Super GL, was conducted in Zimbabwe. The Nissan Caravan is equipped with a 2.5L or 2.4L diesel engine, while the Toyota HiAce features a 3.0L or 2.8L diesel. The Nissan Caravan offers better fuel economy (10–12 km/L vs 9–11 km/L for the Toyota HiAce with the 3.0L engine). The Toyota HiAce Super GL is more expensive but has higher resale value and widespread parts availability, whereas the Nissan Caravan Premium GX is cheaper and provides a more comfortable ride.
Review of the Craft Camper Lumino Motorhome Based on Nissan NV200 Vanette
Nissan Pies Field Craft has introduced the compact motorhome Craft Camper Lumino, built on the Nissan NV200 Vanette. The model features multi-layer sound and thermal insulation, a natural-toned interior with a convertible living and sleeping area. Standard equipment includes a sink, a 100 Ah lithium-ion battery; options include a 12V air conditioner, a 300 Ah auxiliary battery, an FF heater, a roof vent or 200 W solar panel, and an upper bunk. Price starts at 5,465,900 yen.
Nissan Caravan Review: Camper Van Eligible for Dealer Inspection
A user review of the 2025 Nissan Caravan Myroom highlights its use for pet-related events. The owner praises the spacious interior, which accommodates two adults and two dogs without unloading cargo. The vehicle is noted for being eligible for official dealer inspections. Fuel economy averages 7.5 km/L, and the out-the-door price with options was approximately 7.1 million yen.
How to win a camper van from Lidl: contest details
Lidl supermarket chain is running a Christmas giveaway of a Nissan NV300 camper van in Luxury 2.0 trim. The vehicle is valued at €53,000. To enter, customers must answer questions and fill out a form on the Lidl website. The winner must collect the van in Barcelona.
Nissan Caravan Review: Endless Interior Space
A 2025 Nissan Caravan Super Long Wide owner shares their experience. The vehicle was chosen for its rarity: wide Caravan models are less common than Toyota HiAce equivalents. Key advantages include vast interior space (standing room) and a car-like design. Disadvantages include parking difficulties (no multi-story garages), low overpass restrictions, and high fuel consumption (approx. 400 km per 65L tank).
2026: Five compact camper vans for daily use
Japanese publication JAF Mate Online has selected five compact camper vans (バンコン) based on minivans and light commercial vans, designed for both everyday driving and overnight stays. In 2025, Japan sold 13,435 RVs, of which 57% (7,726) were camper vans. The list includes models based on the Nissan NV200, Honda Stepwgn, Honda Freed, and Toyota TownAce. Prices range from 4.15 million yen (ANNEX Canelé comfort) to 5.47 million yen (NISSAN P's Field Craft CRAFT CAMPER LUMINO). The ROUTE SIX Liera (Honda Freed) is currently not accepting orders due to high demand.
Nissan Unveils Updated Caravan MyRoom 2024 Camper
Nissan has released an updated version of the Caravan MyRoom 2024 camper. Aimed at camping and vanlife enthusiasts, it features a sleeping area, kitchen unit, and storage system. Available in Japan; pricing and full specs remain undisclosed.
Compact Camper Van Based on Nissan NV200 for Daily Use
Japanese company Towa Motors Sales has introduced the 'Zelt NV' camper van based on the Nissan NV200 compact van. The model, measuring 4.4 m in length and 1.7 m in width, features a pop-up roof, enabling overnight accommodation for up to four people while maintaining the capacity to carry four passengers facing forward in driving mode.
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New Lekebe Plus Living camper: up to 270 layout options for ¥6.6 million
Japanese manufacturer Lekebe (also known as Lexivy) unveiled the new Place Liv'n camper at Japan Camping Car Show 2026. Based on the Nissan Caravan, it offers up to 270 layout and trim combinations via a semi-custom order system, starting at ¥6.6 million.
Vantech unveils two compact campers at Japan Camping Car Show 2026
At the Japan Camping Car Show 2026, Vantech showcased the Astrare Trias 480 on an Isuzu Travio chassis and the Astrare NS Biarte (Viart) based on a Nissan Caravan. Both sleep up to four people but differ in size and price.
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Nissan NV350 Caravan «Office Pod» Presented
Nissan has presented the «Office Pod» camper van concept based on the NV350 Caravan van. The concept is designed as a mobile office with a retractable desk, chair, and kettle, while an umbrella and a lounger are placed on the roof. The presentation took place ahead of the virtual Tokyo Motor Show 2021.
New Arte6 Camper Based on Nissan Caravan
Anex has introduced the Arte6 camper based on the updated Nissan Caravan. The model features an interior height over 1600 mm and a length of 5080 mm, providing spacious accommodation. Pricing starts from 7,431,800 yen.
Audio upgrade transforms sound quality in Nissan NV350 Caravan
An owner upgraded the audio system in a Nissan NV350 Caravan by replacing front speakers and adding a powered subwoofer. The work was done at the BREEZE workshop in Nara Prefecture. The owner reports a significant improvement in sound quality, particularly in high-frequency extension and bass depth, enhancing comfort on long drives.
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Nissan Caravan specialists unveil custom mini vans at Osaka Auto Messe 2026
Body Line workshop presented two custom models based on Nissan Clipper Rio and Clipper Truck. The vans feature an off-road look, lifted suspension, and camping gear while remaining work vehicles.
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Comparison of Two NV350 Caravan Configurations for Car Camping
The Japanese specialty shop 350 Motoring has presented two customization packages for the Nissan NV350 Caravan van, tailored for car camping. The first, based on a standard-width, standard-roof model, features a custom bed kit and a roof basket. The second, using a wide-body, high-roof base, is equipped with a sub-battery, inverter, auxiliary heater, and a remote-controlled ventilation system.