Work where others go on vacation or don’t get there at all? It’s possible – with the Mitsubishi Nomadpro Canter mobile home, optimized for digital nomads.
With the Nomadpro Canter, the entire side wall can be opened up. (Source: MFTBC)
- Mitsubishi Fuso and the company Bus Corporation present the Nomadpro Canter.
- Designed for digital nomads, the camper is based on the compact Mitsubishi Fuso Canter truck.
- It is perfectly geared for living and working in nature. The side wall can be opened completely for this purpose.
The Fuso Canter is a small truck that can be found around the world and has often been converted into a camper. But such a well thought-out extension, as presented by the manufacturer itself in cooperation with Bus Corporation, is not found even in our motorhome highlights.
In conventional camping vehicles, there is often a lack of ergonomics. Working longer hours becomes torture. The makers counteract this with height-adjustable tables and comfortable seating inside the extension. The room concept is optimized for two people, who also find a place to sleep and a compact kitchen.
This mobile home is still a concept, an unsaleable feasibility study. But Mitsubishi is by no means the first manufacturer to explicitly target digital nomads with a camping vehicle. Nissan, for example, has a very compact, modular minibus. RV manufacturer Sunlight made waves with this multimedia table for campers. The culmination of digital nomadism is still the expansion and conversion of the US manufacturer Living Vehicle.
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