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Ebicos: camping module turns your car into a camper in 10 minutes

17.09.2026 08:37 1 min 1 source РУС
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Ebicos: camping module turns your car into a camper in 10 minutes
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German company Ebicos has introduced the Happy Dreamer and Happy Dreamer Electric camping modules, which convert everyday vehicles into campers. The manual version starts at €6,250, while the electric version starts at €9,990. The 60 kg module fits in the boot and unfolds into a bed 160 cm wide and 190–210 cm long via a slide-out. Installation takes less than ten minutes without tools. The electric version is permanently installed and not designed for frequent removal.

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