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Crosscamp launches compact ADVTR 5.41 camper van with modular layout

30.11.2025 11:00 1 min 1 source РУС
vanlifemag.de DEU
Crosscamp launches compact ADVTR 5.41 camper van with modular layout
Original source: vanlifemag.de

German manufacturer Crosscamp has introduced the compact ADVTR 5.41 camper van based on the Fiat Ducato or Opel Movano. The 5.41-meter-long model with a 3.5-ton gross vehicle weight features a modular interior instead of a traditional rear bed. The standard configuration includes two sleeping berths, with a starting price of 51,999 euros.

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Crosscamp launches compact ADVTR 5.41 camper van with modular layout

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