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Freescape unveils camper van with inflatable side pop-up roof

25.01.2026 01:07 1 min 1 source
New Atlas ISL
Freescape unveils camper van with inflatable side pop-up roof
Original source: New Atlas

The Freescape camper van debuted at the CMT 2026 show featuring a patented inflatable side pop-up roof system. The roof deploys in about seven minutes to create a 79x55-inch bed, while the interior offers a sliding kitchen module and modular rear storage. It is based on an all-wheel-drive Ford Tourneo Custom.

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