Report a problem

What is the problem?

Could not attach a screenshot — send without it

Filters

Roller Team Livingstone (2027): camper van with improved equipment at base price

01.07.2026 15:31 1 min 1 source РУС
PROMOBIL DEU
Roller Team Livingstone (2027): camper van with improved equipment at base price
Original source: PROMOBIL

Italian manufacturer Roller Team has updated its Livingstone camper van line, lowering the base price to under €50,000. The models are built on the Citroën Jumper with a 120 hp engine, offering four floorplans from 5.41 to 6.36 m. The interior features new upholstery and a window in the toilet, while driver assistance systems are now standard. The Livingstone Advance series also dropped by about €1,000, but the number of floorplans was reduced from seven to four.

#Citroën Jumper (117) #Roller Team (16)

Share this news

Facebook Reddit Pinterest X WhatsApp Telegram

Aggregated by OpenVan.camp from the public sources listed below, with AI-assisted translation and summary. We always link to the original source. Machine translation may differ from the original -- check the source for important details. Images and content remain the property of their respective owners. Copyright information

Story sources

Roller Team Livingstone (2027): camper van with improved equipment at base price

01.07.2026 PROMOBIL DEU Original source
Stay connected

Follow OpenVan.camp

Pick where you live

X X Telegram Telegram WhatsApp WhatsApp Facebook Facebook Pinterest Pinterest

IT Italy — fuel prices

Updated: 05.09.2026

Benzina senza piombo 95

$2.40 /l

€2.07 · £1.78/l

152 of 167

pricier than 90% of countries

Benzina 98

$2.62 /l

€2.25 · £1.93/l

90 of 102

pricier than 87% of countries

Benzina 100

$2.66 /l

€2.29 · £1.97/l

26 of 28

pricier than 89% of countries

Gasolio

$2.53 /l

€2.18 · £1.87/l

149 of 166

pricier than 89% of countries

Gasolio premium

$2.73 /l

€2.34 · £2.01/l

40 of 46

pricier than 85% of countries

GPL

$0.87 /l

€0.75 · £0.64/l

27 of 55

cheaper than 53% of countries

Metano

$1.97 /l

€1.70 · £1.46/l

10 of 15

pricier than 60% of countries

All countries Prices: Italy
Cheapest on the map

Popular route

Distance

Fuel cost

~

Est. time

~

Open on map

Visas and vehicle on this route

Working out the rules for this route…

No passport set — showing the common ones. Tap yours to count by it alone.

Count the days by trip dates

Reference data, not legal advice. Rules change without notice — check with the consulate or at the border.

Quiz: test yourself
Guess the vanlife lingo — 3 quick questions
1 / 3
Q1 In Italy, a sign says "carico/scarico". What is it for?
VanSky - weather index · Italy

Best regions in the coming days

Aosta Valley +21°·37 km/h
89
Trentino-South Tyrol +24°·21 km/h
80
Piedmont +23°·24 km/h
75
Lombardy +19°·29 km/h
72
Veneto +23°·22 km/h
72
Avoid now
Marche +30°·45 km/h
55
Apulia +28°·21 km/h
56
All Regions

Upcoming Events

All Events
SEP 5 –12 SAT 2026

Raduno Francescano in Camper 2026

Road Trip Italy
Gubbio
In 0 days 80%
SEP 12 –20 SAT 2026

Camper Show - Caravans, Accessories, Routes and Destinations

Exhibition Italy 3
Fiere di Parma, Parma
In 7 days 95%
OCT 9 –11 FRI 2026

4x4Fest Marina di Carrara 2026

Exhibition Italy
CarraraFiere, Marina di Carrara
Upcoming 100%
NOV 13 –15 FRI 2026

Turismo Natura Montichiari 2026

Exhibition Italy
Centro Fiera Montichiari, Brescia, Montichiari
Upcoming 100%

Recommended

All News
Life in a Campervan: 2 Years on the Road — Real Experience and Tips Lifestyle © Kopaev Alex
Article

Life in a Campervan: 2 Years on the Road — Real Experience and Tips

Two years on the road with a cat named Zhuzu — and not a single day of wanting to go back. We break down life in a camper van: where to find water, how heating works, what to do about electricity, and where to look for overnight spots. 7 countries, hundreds of places, and an honest account — from the mountain roads of Turkey to the coastline of Montenegro.

Read more

You May Be Interested

All News
New camper van models for 2026: from budget to off-road Industry © PROMOBIL
DE Germany

New camper van models for 2026: from budget to off-road

The 2026 camper van market is split into two segments: affordable entry-level models and off-road versions for adventure travel. Budget options include the Bürstner Papillon from €39,999 and the Forster Livin'up Pro, while off-road models feature the Adria Supertwin 4x4 on a Mercedes Sprinter base and the Hymer Grand Canyon S 700 CrossTrail. New layouts are also introduced, such as the Carado CV 541 Pro with a separated cab and rear seating group.

Source: PROMOBIL DEU
Roller Team unveils two new motorhomes over 7 meters with separate living areas Industry © PROMOBIL
IT Italy

Roller Team unveils two new motorhomes over 7 meters with separate living areas

Roller Team has introduced two new semi-integrated motorhomes for the 2027 model year: the Kronos 267 TL and Kronos 288 TL. Both models are 7.45 meters long and feature separate sleeping and living areas, as well as a separate bathroom. The 267 TL sleeps four with a queen-size bed, while the 288 TL sleeps five with two single beds that can be combined into a 160 cm wide double bed. Prices start at €68,990 for the 267 TL and €67,990 for the 288 TL; Black Edition versions cost €4,000 more.

Source: PROMOBIL DEU

News from Italy

All News
Roller Team launches Black Edition series on Citroën Jumper base Industry © Diariomotor
IT Italy

Roller Team launches Black Edition series on Citroën Jumper base

Italian manufacturer Roller Team has begun sales in Spain of the special Kronos 'Black Edition' series based on the Citroën Jumper with a 2.2-liter diesel engine producing 140 hp and an automatic transmission. Seven layout options are available, including new versions 288TL and 267TL. Standard equipment includes air conditioning, rear-view camera, Pioneer multimedia, 200W solar panel, and Truma Combi 4 heating. Prices start at €70,490 excluding registration tax.

Source: Diariomotor SPA
At the Ferlugi viewpoint, motorhomes, tents and night revelers from evening twilight Incidents © primorski.eu
IT Italy

At the Ferlugi viewpoint, motorhomes, tents and night revelers from evening twilight

Residents of the Ferlugi hamlet complain about noise and disorder at the scenic viewpoint, where tourists increasingly park motorhomes and pitch tents. With no sanitary facilities, visitors wash on site, and in the evenings loud groups gather to consume alcohol and other substances. Locals also worry about road conditions and safety, but their appeals to the Trieste municipality have gone unanswered.

Source: primorski.eu SLV
Cinzia Pegasso 517 motorhome on Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 517 chassis Reviews © La Vanguardia
IT Italy

Cinzia Pegasso 517 motorhome on Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 517 chassis

Cinzia has unveiled the Pegasso 517 motorhome, built on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 517 chassis. The vehicle is 6.6 meters long and offers up to 20 square meters of living space thanks to two slide-out sections. It sleeps six people across two double beds and one drop-down bed above the cab. Standard equipment includes solar panels, a generator, an additional outdoor kitchen, and a heating system.

Source: La Vanguardia SPA
Outdoor tourism looks to the future: reduced emissions, comfort and design Exhibitions © Quotidiano Nazionale
IT Italy

Outdoor tourism looks to the future: reduced emissions, comfort and design

The new edition of the Salone del Camper in Parma is set to welcome tens of thousands of visitors. The event features four thematic areas: motorhomes and caravans with world premieres, accessories, routes and the new BikeUP Travel Days section. It will be held at the Fiere di Parma exhibition center, with parking and 300 equipped pitches for overnight stays.

Source: Quotidiano Nazionale ITA
Sustainability and design: the revolution of motorhome tourism Lifestyle © Quotidiano Nazionale
IT Italy

Sustainability and design: the revolution of motorhome tourism

Gloria Oppici, project manager of the Salone del Camper in Parma, says motorhomes are no longer just a symbol of long planned holidays but meet current needs for freedom, nature contact and flexible itineraries. A study by Ergo, a spin-off of the Sant'Anna School in Pisa, found that a motorhome trip cuts CO2 emissions by 70%, fossil fuel use by 64% and water consumption by 73% compared with traditional travel. Oppici notes that younger generations often start with rentals rather than purchases, and that in a Salone survey 93% of respondents chose motorhome travel for authentic landscapes and freedom.

Source: Quotidiano Nazionale ITA
Suggest news or event

Sent to "Submissions" for moderation

All suggestions go through automated checks and moderation. We publish excerpts and a link to the original source. By submitting you agree to Copyright Holders, Terms, Privacy Policy and Cookies.

Install OpenVan.camp

Get quick access and offline reading.

→ Glossary