Since its launch in 2012, the Nissan Caravan, or Urvan as it’s known here, has remained virtually unchanged. Trust us when we say that you’ll be hard-pressed to find significant changes in the Urvan’s design, a testament to its enduring popularity. Special editions and new paint schemes have been introduced, but the Urvan’s formula remains the same: a long wheelbase and a practical, boxy body.
Despite the Urvan’s long-standing design, Nissan continues to find ways to innovate for its customers. This time, the Japanese automaker has released a camper van conversion of the people carrier, dubbed the “Caravan MyRoom.”
On the outside, the Caravan MyRoom looks like your run-of-the-mill van with its unassuming unpainted bodywork and steel wheels. The MyRoom is built on the Caravan’s long body, standard roof, and standard width variant, stretching 5,080 mm.
Moving inside is where it gets interesting though where you’re immediately transported to a cozy living space. Looking at the cargo bay, wood grain covers everything, and modular furniture allows the area to function as a living room, bedroom, or dining room, replacing the former plain cargo area.
Blinds cover the windows, with curtains added for extra privacy. The second row of seats can be flipped to become a comfortable couch, complemented by a sliding and removable table. For sleeping arrangements, Nissan offers two options: a two-part folding bed or a simpler lift-up bed, both covered in herringbone fabric.
Powering the camper are portable battery packs from the Nissan Leaf, providing sufficient energy to run electronic devices through an AC 100V outlet. This means you can take the MyRoom out for long periods even when you’re off the grid.
Because the MyRoom is offered exclusively in Japan, Nissan offers two engine options for this van. The first is a 2.0-liter QR20DE gasoline engine producing 128 hp and 178 Nm of torque. The second is a Mitsubishi-sourced 2.4-liter 4N16 turbo-diesel engine, delivering 130 hp and 370 Nm of torque. Both engines are mated to a seven-speed automatic gearbox driving the rear wheels with a 4WD system available exclusively for the diesel engine version.
As we mentioned earlier, the Urvan MyRoom is exclusive to the Japanese market only. If however you get inspired by Nissan’s mobile home, the Nissan Urvan Cargo variant is a great place to start building your own home on wheels. Explore the Nissan Urvan lineup on AutoDeal.com.ph and experience a hassle-free way to purchase your new ride. Just hit the “Get Quote” button to get started.
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