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Kia PV5 iCamper: Electric Camper with Up to 400 km Range

30.07.2026 04:32 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Kia PV5 iCamper: Electric Camper with Up to 400 km Range
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Wellhouse Leisure unveils the iCamper, an electric camper based on the Kia PV5. Flexible interior, pop-up roof, and up to 400 km range. Priced at £59,995 or €70,150.

British company Wellhouse Leisure has unveiled a prototype electric camper called iCamper, based on the Kia PV5. The model features a Schnierle floor rail system that allows quick reconfiguration of the cabin: captain's chairs transform into a double bed, and a pop-up roof adds space for four people.

The range on a single charge is up to 400 km thanks to a 71 kWh battery (according to other sources, 71.2 kWh). Dimensions: length 4.69 m, width 1.89 m, height 1.99 m. The starting price is £59,995, according to other sources €70,150.

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Kia PV5 iCamper: electric camper with flexible transformation and up to 400 km range

30.07.2026 podolyaka.ru RUS Original source

Electric mini-camper based on Kia PV5: price and specs

28.07.2026 Netzwelt NLD Original source

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