"Someone else's Dad": Change the Mercedes-Benz RV into a "castle" and take your daughter to see the world!
The Kira Van is based on the Mercedes-Benz motorhome Unimog. Conventional basic functions such as wading and shock absorption are of course very good. It also has a hydraulically adjustable suspension that makes it easy to climb small 45-degree slopes. Best of all, Bran Ferren equipped it with oversized 46-inch tires reinforced with a Kevlar coating. You must know that Kevlar is a special material often used in tanks, armored vehicles, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers and missile destroyers, and is called "armored guard" in military terms! In addition to its appearance and performance, the interior decoration of Kira Van is, of course, also "trenched" to the point that it has no friends. The interior of the carriage has been transformed into a duplex structure, which is divided into two floors. There is a full kitchen in the center of the car house including a refrigerator, microwave, oven, and much more. The storage space is also large enough to store food and supplies for 2-3 weeks, and some equipment can be removed to expand the storage space. All of this ensures that the luxury motorhome can last up to 32,000 kilometres without any additional supplies. In addition to the fully functional office, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom, there is also a small tent on the roof that can be opened quickly, which is specially designed by the father for his little daughter. The princess bed in the daughter's bedroom is even more readily available, not only equipped with shock absorption function, but also has a 360° panoramic window, you can enjoy the speeding landscape without dead ends! In order to maintain smooth communication with the outside world, Ferren has also installed a variety of communication systems in the car, from walkie-talkies to satellite phones, covering high, medium and low-end means. The wheelhouse setup really looks like the cockpit of an airplane, or even a spaceship. The dad who can build such a "moving castle" will certainly not be an ordinary person. Ferren is the co-founder and chief creative officer of Applied Minds, a leading technology design company whose clients include General Motors, Intel, and the U.S. Air Force#RV.camp.vacation##What's the best bike to drive on a long road##What are the recommendations for family-friendly station wagons##全球首款百变轰趴房车#
