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Kupava 273140 motorhome on MAZ chassis gets autonomous heating and app control

07.09.2026 14:33 1 min 1 source РУС
Тамбов RUS
Kupava 273140 motorhome on MAZ chassis gets autonomous heating and app control
Original source: Тамбов

Minsk Automobile Plant and MAZ-Kupava introduced the Kupava 273140 motorhome built on the MAZ-365022 chassis with a 150 hp Euro-5 diesel engine and a six-speed manual gearbox. The model features an autonomous heater that runs up to 56 hours without the engine, a Diptihi system for remote monitoring via a mobile app, two sleeping areas for four people, a kitchen block with a gas stove and a 92-liter refrigerator, and a bathroom with shower. Operating temperature range is from –30 to +40 °C. The vehicle can be driven with a category B license.

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Kupava 273140 motorhome on MAZ chassis gets autonomous heating and app control

07.09.2026 Тамбов RUS Original source

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