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Greenlander Sherpa: off-road camper on Iveco Daily 4×4 with natural fiber body

31.05.2026 10:00 1 min 1 source
Diariomotor SPA
Greenlander Sherpa: off-road camper on Iveco Daily 4×4 with natural fiber body
Original source: Diariomotor

German company Greenlander has introduced the Sherpa modular camper built on an Iveco Daily 4×4 chassis. The body is made from natural fiber composites (flax), marketed as a sustainable alternative to traditional materials. Base price is €324,900.

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Greenlander Sherpa: off-road camper on Iveco Daily 4×4 with natural fiber body

31.05.2026 Diariomotor SPA Original source

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