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Three companies unveil campers based on the electric Kia PV5

28.07.2026 09:23 1 min 3 sources
Netzwelt NLD + 2 more
Three companies unveil campers based on the electric Kia PV5
Original source: Netzwelt

In Brief

British firms Wellhouse Leisure and Sussex Campervans, along with German Alpincamper, have announced mini-campers based on the Kia PV5. Prices range from 54,999 to 80,000 euros, range up to 416 km.

Three companies have presented campers based on the electric Kia PV5 van.

Wellhouse Leisure (iCamper)

  • Length 4.69 m, width 1.89 m, height 1.99 m.
  • Battery 71.2 kWh, range about 400 km.
  • Schnierle sliding seats that fold into a double bed; pop-up roof with two additional sleeping places.
  • Price of the finished camper: 70,150 euros.

Alpincamper

  • Length 4.7 m, designed for 1–2 people.
  • Equipped with kitchen, sleeping area up to 195 cm, and dry toilet.
  • Price from 54,999 euros.

Sussex Campervans

  • Range 416 km (WLTP).
  • Estimated starting price around 80,000 euros.

Sources differ on range: Wellhouse Leisure states about 400 km, Sussex Campervans 416 km. Prices also vary: from 54,999 euros (Alpincamper) to 80,000 euros (Sussex Campervans).

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