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Mercedes Sprinter converted into a motorhome for the wilderness

12.02.2026 17:09 1 min 1 source
Deník.cz CES
Mercedes Sprinter converted into a motorhome for the wilderness
Original source: Deník.cz

American company Papago Vans has introduced a camper van based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. The Olympus Fife motorhome, approximately 4 meters long, features solar panels, a Starlink system, accommodates four people, and starts at 1.9 million Czech koruna.

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Mercedes Sprinter converted into a motorhome for the wilderness

12.02.2026 Deník.cz CES Original source

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