Mitsubishi Delica Mini Campervan

Mitsubishi has released a mini version of their popular Delica campervan. The Delica Mini is only 3.40 meters long and has already been shown in various conversions by the manufacturer, including all-wheel drive campers. The adventure-inspired design continues inside, where the split-folding rear bench slides forward or backward, allowing drivers to create a flat loading area or the base for a bed. The van is powered by a 659-cc three-cylinder engine with 51 hp (38 kW) and 44 lb-ft (60 Nm) of torque, with an optional upgrade to a 63-hp (47-kW) turbocharged three with 74 lb-ft (100 Nm). The Delica Mini will be available in Japan from May 25th for around 12,500 euros. With its compact size and off-road capabilities, this mini campervan is perfect for those looking for a daily or weekly adventure on the road.

Also check out the very cool Suzuki Every Camper Minivan

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