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Caravan with battery and range extender

14.07.2026 17:00 1 min 1 source
Feber / Fordon SWE
Caravan with battery and range extender
Original source: Feber / Fordon

Aboard has introduced the T4 caravan, featuring a 41 kWh built-in battery and a range extender, enabling extended off-grid use. The total system capacity reaches about 200 kWh. The caravan can charge an electric car at up to 50 kW and uses the battery for propulsion and parking manoeuvres. It sleeps four, with a heat pump, kitchen, and bathroom.

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