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Bowlus Frontier Edition travel trailer limited to 25 units

26.02.2026 19:53 1 min 1 source РУС
Diario ABC SPA
Bowlus Frontier Edition travel trailer limited to 25 units
Original source: Diario ABC

California-based Bowlus has presented the Frontier Edition travel trailer in 2026. Production is limited to 25 numbered units, with a starting price of approximately 216,000 euros. The model weighs 1800–2000 kg, features an off-grid power management system, and is available in two interior finishes.

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26.02.2026 Diario ABC SPA Original source

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