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Electric campervan based on Farizon Super Van with 372 km range

09.04.2026 14:18 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Electric campervan based on Farizon Super Van with 372 km range
Original source: Auto Test

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Carryboy and Farizon have unveiled an electric campervan based on the Farizon Super Van. The 6-meter model features a 94 hp electric motor, an 82 kWh LFP battery, and a range of up to 372 km. Price: 74,665 euros.

Carryboy and Farizon have presented an electric campervan conversion of the Farizon Super Van. The 6-meter-long vehicle is powered by a 94 hp electric motor and an 82 kWh LFP battery, delivering a range of up to 372 km.

The interior includes a kitchen, a bathroom, foldable sleeping berths for five people, and 650 W solar panels for off-grid energy supply. The price is set at 74,665 euros.

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