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Kia PV5: Electric van converts into mini motorhome in minutes

26.03.2026 04:07 1 min 1 source
Tarantas News POR
Kia PV5: Electric van converts into mini motorhome in minutes
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VanLab has introduced a modular kit that converts the Kia PV5 electric van into a mini motorhome. The system slides onto interior rails without tools or body modifications, adding a sleeping area, compact kitchen, and storage compartments. Priced at approximately 1840 euros, the kit utilizes the vehicle's V2L function to power external devices.

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