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Electric camper Kingfisher based on Kia PV5 enters production version

27.05.2026 05:11 1 min 3 sources
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Electric camper Kingfisher based on Kia PV5 enters production version
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In Brief

Sussex Campervans has unveiled the production version of the Kingfisher electric camper built on the Kia PV5 Cargo. It features a 71.2 kWh battery, WLTP range of about 258 miles (415 km), and a starting price of £68,995 in the UK.

Sussex Campervans has unveiled the production version of the Kingfisher electric camper, based on the Kia PV5 Cargo van. The model is aimed at the UK market and starts at £68,995.

Key specifications

  • Battery: 71.2 kWh
  • WLTP range: approximately 258 miles (415 km). One source reports a pre-conversion range of up to 430 miles, dropping to 258 miles after conversion.
  • Kitchen: fully gas-free, with two induction hobs and a 50-liter fridge
  • Sleeping: rock-and-roll bed (fold-out seat)
  • V2L: vehicle-to-load power for external devices
  • Warranty: 7 years on chassis and conversion

The manufacturer highlights zero emissions during use and official Kia warranty. The base version includes a pop-up roof, and the total weight CAN reach approximately 665 kg.

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