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Spanish all-wheel-drive camper van North Cape debuts at CMT 2026

16.01.2026 14:17 1 min 1 source
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Spanish all-wheel-drive camper van North Cape debuts at CMT 2026
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The all-wheel-drive camper van North Cape, featuring a series-standard autonomous energy system, premiered at the CMT 2026 show. Based on a MAN TGE chassis, the 5.98-meter vehicle includes a 300 Ah lithium battery, 200 W solar panels, and a 1600 W inverter. The Spanish manufacturer offers four variants starting at 129,990 euros.

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