YouTuber turns Honda pickup into micro-home and project may be the smallest in the world (Instagram @levimkelly)
YouTuber Levi Kelly built what he claims to be the “smallest mobile home in the world,” mounted on the chassis of a 1998 Honda Acty 4×4 pickup truck.
The project was documented on his channel and draws attention for its extremely compact size and creative use of space. Although there is no official confirmation that it is truly the smallest in the world, experts recognize it as one of the smallest ever seen.
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The house structure was custom-built using wood, foam insulation, and exterior panels. The truck only received cosmetic changes, such as military green paint and new wheels, while keeping the original mechanics.
To respect the 362 kg load limit, the total weight was carefully controlled. Power is supplied by a solar panel on the roof and a battery installed inside.
With only 1.95 m² of usable space, the interior is multifunctional and well utilized. The mini kitchen includes a sink, a water pump jug, and a collection bottle. There is storage space for essential items, an electric hotplate, a small alcohol stove for heating, and a fan, ensuring minimal comfort in such a compact environment.
Source: Olhar Digital | Photo: Instagram @levimkelly | This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team
