Mitsubishi L200 pickup transformed into a four-person camper with a pop-up roof
Japanese company Bear Field has introduced the TP03 living module for the Mitsubishi L200/Triton: it accommodates up to four people, with the price to be announced later.
The TP03 module is designed for trips far from civilization and is made of aluminum. Its roof fully rises when stationary and folds down while driving: this reduces the structure's height and lowers its center of gravity. The lightweight superstructure also simplifies the use of the pickup.
Externally, mounts for evacuation ladders and shovels are provided, along with compartments for luggage. Optional accessories include an awning, a shower tent, and other add-ons. Inside, there are two side sofas and a table between them, while near the entrance, there are refrigerators and sinks powered by direct current. Climate control is handled by an air conditioner connected to the onboard system.
The equipment also includes an additional battery, an inverter, an air heater, and a solar panel on the roof. The pop-up roof frees up space for an upper double bed, designed for three adults. It can be enclosed with removable quilted insulation, and a sliding mosquito net protects against insects. The lower sofas fold into another sleeping area, allowing up to four people to spend the night in the camper.
Developers claim compatibility of the TP03 not only with the Mitsubishi L200/Triton but also with the Toyota Hilux. The module can be installed or removed with minimal effort, after which the cargo bed can be used as intended. The cost has not yet been disclosed—it will be announced soon.
