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Dethleffs launches affordable Globetrail Active camper van range

23.11.2025 11:00 1 min 1 source
La Vanguardia SPA
Dethleffs launches affordable Globetrail Active camper van range
Original source: La Vanguardia

German manufacturer Dethleffs has introduced three new Globetrail Active camper van models aimed at beginners and families. Base versions start below €60,000 and offer different layouts, including one with a bunk bed for children. All models are based on Fiat Ducato or Citroën Jumper chassis.

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Dethleffs launches affordable Globetrail Active camper van range

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