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2027 Atlantis Carbon 4x4: World's Only Carbon Monocoque Motorhome Goes Off-Road

29.08.2026 09:05 1 min 2 sources РУС
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2027 Atlantis Carbon 4x4: World's Only Carbon Monocoque Motorhome Goes Off-Road
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Italian firm Atlantis unveiled the Carbon 4x4, an off-road version of its carbon monocoque motorhome, based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 419 CDI 4x4, priced from €149,667.

Italian company Atlantis presented the new Carbon 4x4 at the Düsseldorf show on August 28, 2026 — an off-road version of its carbon monocoque motorhome. The vehicle is built on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 419 CDI 4x4 chassis with a 190 hp engine and 9G-TRONIC automatic transmission. Standard equipment includes four seat belts and two sleeping places, with an optional drop-down double bed.

The model features a gas system, increased autonomy, and can be equipped with 900 W solar panels, two 200 Ah lithium batteries, and a Victron inverter. The off-road package includes winches, underbody protection, and a snorkel. The base price in Europe starts at €149,667, while the show unit in Germany is priced at €208,782.

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Italian manufacturer Atlantis has unveiled the Carbon 4x4, based on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter with all-wheel drive. The motorhome features a carbon-fibre monocoque body and an interior finished in dark wood and leather, reminiscent of a classic club. Unlike many off-road models, the focus is on materials and customisation rather than extreme capability. The vehicle is set to debut at the Caravan Salon.

At the Caravan Salon Düsseldorf 2026 (August 28 – September 6), Atlantis will present the Carbon 4x4 motorhome based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 4x4 (190 hp, 9-speed automatic, Torque-on-Demand all-wheel drive). The model features a seamless carbon-fiber monocoque, offering high rigidity and low weight. It is equipped with gas-free systems: diesel/electric heating, lithium batteries, solar panels, and 180-liter heated tanks. Length is 6.75 m, width 2.15 m, gross weight 4.1 t. Price not disclosed.

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