Campervan
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Campervan Co has long been one of the world's premier hybrid camper van innovators. Now it brings some of that innovation to all-electric RVing with a versatile Toyota e-camper that uses a dual-battery layout for zero-emissions touring and camping.
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Spacecamper matches the versatility of the new VW T7 Multivan with a modular kit designed to make it a camper with 7 seats, a double bed, a tailgate kitchen and more. The components remove and rearrange so the van still works as an everyday driver.
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German brand Alpincamper has prepared the first fully converted VW ID. Buzz electric camper van in the world. The prototype camper suggests a promising future for tiny electric RVing, packing in a smart, compact and functional interior.
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Alpine is known the world over for car audio and infotainment equipment, not so much for outrageous concept vehicles. That changes with the new Cross Cabin, a concept work-from-anywhere RV with a skeletal bamboo interior optimized for work and play.
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Winnebago's latest camper van is its most flexible yet thanks to a partnership with Adventure Wagon. Each component in the limited edition van is removable, creating a Sprinter that hauls work tools every day and supports long holiday adventures.
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Winnebago breaks out of the gate early, detailing its new eRV2 ahead of its official debut on Wednesday. The updated e-camper van prototype switches to a Ford E-Transit chassis and relies on a 15-kWh battery to power camp for up to 7 days.
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Winnebago plans to kick off 2023 exactly how it kicked off 2022, revealing an all-electric camper van prototype. A follow-up to last year's e-RV, the new eRV2 will serve as a very tangible update of Winnebago's electric camper development program.
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This year proved quite a big one for larger camper vans and motorhomes, highlighted by watching one of history's great concept campers make it to production. Take a look back at all the highlights from the year in large, innovative and expanding RVs.
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Many of the most innovative RVs we saw in 2022 were of the smallest variety. From the adorable kei campers of Japan, to the bush-ready 4x4 micro-RVs of South Africa, to the e-camper vans of Europe, this year saw some truly one-of-a-kind tiny campers.
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Mercedes is working to extend electrification to its Marco Polo camper van line. The Concept EQT Marco Polo previews an electric mini-camper that sleeps four, prepares meals on a double-stove galley, and switches back to an everyday MPV in minutes.
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Alphavan reconfigures its namesake Mercedes Sprinter camper van to carry two motorbikes. The front of its new 4x4 Active Line van remains as comfortable and high-tech as ever, though, making it a luxury hotel room with complimentary bike storage.
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Many camper vans double as everyday 3-row MPVs, requiring the removal of seats or other parts to switch modes. A new Toyota HiAce camper van makes the switch without removing anything. It's a full-time camper van and full-time 7-passenger minivan.
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