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Dreamer Camper Vans 2026: Model Range, Prices, and Return of the D68

20.12.2025 08:00 1 min 1 source
Le Monde du Camping-Car FRA
Dreamer Camper Vans 2026: Model Range, Prices, and Return of the D68
Original source: Le Monde du Camping-Car

The Dreamer brand has unveiled its updated camper van lineup for 2026. To mark its 20th anniversary, a special series of the D55 and D68 models has been released, featuring additional equipment such as an automatic transmission and a lithium battery, starting at €60,900. The model range sees the return of the 6.36 m long D68 van with twin beds.

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Dreamer Camper Vans 2026: Model Range, Prices, and Return of the D68

20.12.2025 Le Monde du Camping-Car FRA Original source

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