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Thrivans unveils first camper van based on Ram ProMaster

10.09.2026 05:03 1 min 1 source РУС
Тамбов RUS
Thrivans unveils first camper van based on Ram ProMaster
Original source: Тамбов

American startup Thrivans from Utah has presented its debut motorhome project based on the Ram ProMaster. The vehicle is equipped with 400W solar panels, two 300 Ah batteries, a full bathroom with shower and Thetford toilet, and a bed measuring 183 by 167 cm. The kitchen area includes an Isotherm refrigerator, water filter, and space for a portable induction cooktop. The company also offers instructions for self-building camper vans.

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