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Kia introduces electric camper PV5 LightCamp by Vantrack

14.07.2026 08:00 1 min 1 source РУС
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Kia introduces electric camper PV5 LightCamp by Vantrack
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The Kia PV5 LightCamp, developed by Dutch converter Vantrack, was unveiled at the Campervan Days 2026. Based on the electric Kia PV5, it offers a range of about 412 km and 10-80% charging in 30 minutes. The kit includes a slide-out kitchen, a 130x190 cm bed, and a roof tent. The fully converted van costs around €65,000, while the base kit is about €10,000. The production version is set to debut at the Camper Trade Fair in September 2026.

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