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Meet the R$ 3.3 million motorhome touring Brazil

13.12.2025 08:00 1 min 1 source РУС
CNN Brasil ENG
Meet the R$ 3.3 million motorhome touring Brazil
Original source: CNN Brasil

A Brazilian company has built a luxury motorhome on a Scania 770 S V8 truck chassis, the most powerful truck officially sold in Brazil. The vehicle, priced at R$ 3.3 million, features a 770 hp engine and expands to approximately 45 m² when parked, offering amenities like two bedrooms, six TVs, and a 1,000-liter water tank. The project took two years to complete and is designed for long-distance travel with a fuel range of nearly 1,200 km.

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Meet the R$ 3.3 million motorhome touring Brazil

13.12.2025 CNN Brasil ENG Original source

BR Brazil — fuel prices

Updated: 01.08.2026

Gasolina Comum

$1.27 /l

BRL6.53 · €1.10/l

48 of 140

cheaper than 66% of countries

RON 95

$1.35 /l

BRL6.93 · €1.17/l

31 of 94

cheaper than 68% of countries

Diesel S10

$1.38 /l

BRL7.10 · €1.20/l

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cheaper than 61% of countries

GLP

$1.71 /l

BRL8.80 · €1.48/l

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pricier than 98% of countries

GNV

$0.92 /l

BRL4.72 · €0.80/l

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Etanol

$0.83 /l

BRL4.28 · €0.72/l

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cheaper than 83% of countries

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