This boxy creation can sleep one.
Although the Honda N-Van, and other kei cars from Honda are not vehicles that will be seen on US roads any time soon, their versatility is appealing. Honda continues demonstrating the many uses for these boxy runabouts. Their latest creation is aimed at mobile living. It is based on N-Van and looks great for overnight stays. The N-Van camper will be one of many cars on display at the Happy Festival.
Honda did not provide any details, but the product is packed with everything you need to enjoy a night out. According to Honda, the N-Van was designed to make it easier to carry luggage. The passenger side is occupied by an air mat made with White House Co. A retractable awning completes the van’s outdoory vibe. Accessing the van from the rear is easy with its large hatch. A small table can be a great addition.
This camper is very different from the N-Van mobile cafe that the company created earlier in the year. Honda packed everything you need to make delicious drinks into this camper. However, the car’s stainless steel exterior, red-and white awning and cute menu board made it a very attractive vehicle. Although it feels more ambitious than the mobile café, the camper is the most likely to become reality.
Along with a modified NBox and a Honda Freed, the N-Van camper van will be displayed. It will take place in Ishikari City in Hokkaido on the first weekend of October. Although Japan’s kei car has always been too small for American taste, the tiny cars continue to be admired and appreciated internationally. These cars are a unique type of car, which lends itself to making some really special models and makes.