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Cubivan: modular system for converting vans into campers

22.09.2026 15:33 4 min 9 sources РУС
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Cubivan: modular system for converting vans into campers
Original source: FREEYORK

In Brief

At Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf, Cubivan was presented — a modular system for vans with kitchen, bathroom and rooftop bed. Launch in 2027, price from 22,000 euros.

Cubivan Camping System (CCS)

At the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf, Vanna Camp GmbH from South Tyrol presented the Cubivan Camping System (CCS) — a modular system for converting vans into campers. The system uses sliding and folding modules that require no irreversible modifications and can be transferred to another compatible van.

Specifications

  • Kitchen and bathroom in the rear module
  • Rooftop sleeping module with hard walls made of reinforced plastic, unfolding into a bed measuring 79 x 79 inches (200×200 cm)
  • Ceiling height in the main module: 6.2 feet
  • Shower area: 35 x 37 inches
  • Upper and lower modules expand to a height of 1.9 meters

Compatibility and timeline

The system is compatible with VW Caravelle, Ford Tourneo Custom, Mercedes Vito and Volkswagen ID. Buzz. Pre-orders are open on the company's website, starting price — €150. Full order launch is planned for summer 2027. According to one source, the retail price has not yet been announced; according to another, the price starts from 22,000 euros. According to yet another source, the full kit is planned for launch in 2027 at a price from €22,000 to €25,000, with the kitchen-bathroom module and rooftop section also available separately.

New details

According to a French source, the kitchen-bathroom module costs from €16,000 to €17,000, the rooftop module — from €7,000 to €8,000. The pre-order deposit is €150 and will rise to €600 by December 2026; each deposit counts as €1,000 off the final price. Deliveries are planned for late 2027. According to a Swiss source, pre-orders are open until 31 December 2026, with sales starting in early summer 2027.

Additional details

According to a Belgian source, the system was developed by Florian Haller; the modules are made of reinforced plastic with polyurethane insulation. The rear module unfolds into a kitchen with a stove, sink, 25-litre water tank and refrigerator, as well as a concealed toilet and shower. According to a Swiss source, the kitchen worktop is 90 cm wide and the shower area measures 90×95 cm; a separate box is offered for the VW ID. Buzz, and a lighter version of the rooftop module is being developed due to a 100 kg roof load limit. Interest in the Kia PV5 was also shown at the show.

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