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Kia PV5: 4-seat electric camper van launched in Europe

15.07.2026 15:27 1 min 1 source РУС
theguru.co.kr KOR
Kia PV5: 4-seat electric camper van launched in Europe
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Dutch converter Vantrack has unveiled the LightCamp, a modular camper conversion based on the Kia PV5 electric van. It sleeps four, with a pop-up roof tent, slide-out kitchen and inflatable mattress. Price starts at €65,000; sales begin in September 2025. The model is positioned as a rival to the Volkswagen ID. Buzz.

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Kia PV5: 4-seat electric camper van launched in Europe

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