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Panamá-Van launched the River R10 camper in Spain, based on Renault Trafic. From €55,990, 170-hp diesel, automatic, sleeps four.
Spanish manufacturer Panamá-Van has introduced the new River R10 model based on the Renault Trafic. The compact camper, 5.08 m long, offers five seating positions and four sleeping berths. It is powered by a 170-hp diesel engine with an automatic transmission (8-speed). The starting price is €55,990.
Standard equipment includes a 10-inch multimedia screen, cameras, parking sensors, and a kitchen unit. A version with a 130-hp engine and manual gearbox is planned for later.
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Panamá-Van has launched the River R10, a compact camper built on the Renault Trafic, in Spain. The 5.08-meter model seats five and sleeps four, powere...
Panamá-Van has launched the River R10, a compact camper built on the Renault Trafic, in Spain. The 5.08-meter model seats five and sleeps four, powered by a 170-hp diesel engine with an eight-speed automatic gearbox. The starting price is €55,990.
Spanish manufacturer Panama-Van has introduced the new River R10 model based on the Renault Trafic. The camper is powered by a 170-hp diesel engine wi...
Spanish manufacturer Panama-Van has introduced the new River R10 model based on the Renault Trafic. The camper is powered by a 170-hp diesel engine with an 8-speed automatic transmission, offers sleeping space for four, and starts at €55,990. Standard equipment includes a 10-inch multimedia system, cameras, parking sensors, and a kitchen unit. A version with a 130-hp engine and manual gearbox will follow.
Spain — fuel prices
Updated: 30.08.2026
Sin plomo 95
$2.05 /l
€1.76 · £1.51/l
141 of 168
pricier than 83% of countries
Sin plomo 98
$2.25 /l
€1.94 · £1.66/l
79 of 100
pricier than 78% of countries
Gasóleo A
$2.21 /l
€1.90 · £1.63/l
139 of 166
pricier than 83% of countries
Gasóleo Premium
$2.33 /l
€2.00 · £1.72/l
25 of 44
pricier than 55% of countries
GLP
$1.30 /l
€1.12 · £0.96/l
51 of 54
pricier than 93% of countries
GNC
$1.91 /l
€1.65 · £1.41/l
9 of 15
pricier than 53% of countries
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Panama Vans, a brand of the Trigano group, has introduced the Panama River R10 camper van based on the Renault Master. The base version costs 54,990 euros, while the Limited Edition is 58,990 euros. The Limited Edition features a 170-hp diesel engine and automatic transmission, and includes the Living pack with auxiliary heating, inverter, and other amenities. For comparison, the Mercedes-Benz Marco Polo starts at 94,918 euros, and the Volkswagen California ranges from 75,000 to 85,000 euros. The camper is certified as a living vehicle.
The 11th Moñeco Fest in Llerena (Badajoz province) will take place on September 18-19 and will for the first time include a gathering for caravans, campers, and campers. Organized by the O.G.E.T.E. association with support from the Diputación de Badajoz and Llerena City Council, participation is free but requires prior registration. The program features concerts, workshops, a market, and a camping area.
The Santander city council, together with the University of Cantabria, is studying how to set a fee for the motorhome parking area in Las Llamas park. The site will be equipped with barriers, a management and reservation system, and parking will remain limited to 48 hours, now enforced by license plate recognition.
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Spain introduces stricter ITV rules for motorhomes and campers. Fines reach €500, and converted vans face more frequent inspections.
A motorhome caught fire today on the northern motorway towards Puerto del Rosario. The cause of the fire has not been disclosed, and no injuries were reported. Firefighters extinguished the blaze while the Civil Guard diverted traffic to prevent further incidents.
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Spain registered 356 new motorhomes and campers in August, up 14.1% year-on-year. Sales of motorhomes rose 17.6%, campers 42%, while urban vans fell 25%.
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