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Hanroad Switch: campervan based on Renault Trafic from €46,900

04.07.2026 07:00 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Hanroad Switch: campervan based on Renault Trafic from €46,900
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French manufacturer Hanroad (Pilote group) unveiled the Switch model based on the Renault Trafic. Base price is €46,900, making it one of the most affordable on the market.

French company Hanroad, part of the Pilote group, has introduced the new generation Switch campervan based on the Renault Trafic (L1H1, 5.08 m). The 2027 model features a pop-up roof with a double bed and removable seats on rails, allowing the interior to transform from cargo to seven-seat configuration. The base price is €46,900 (130 hp engine), comparable to a used motorhome or a new premium SUV. Optional kitchen units, an extra sleeping space, and equipment packages are available.

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Hanroad Switch: camper van on Renault Trafic from €46,900

01.07.2026 Camping-car.com FRA Original source

Hanroad unveils new Switch camper van based on Renault Trafic

25.06.2026 automobile-magazine.fr FRA Original source

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Hanroad has introduced the new Switch, based on the Renault Trafic, featuring a pop-up roof and two sliding side doors. The starting price is €46,900, positioning it in the budget segment. Standard equipment includes 17-inch steel wheels, a 130 hp engine, white bodywork, speed limiter, rearview camera, and manual air conditioning. Optional extras include automatic transmission, 150 hp engine, and grey paint. Inside, there are four seats as per registration, a table on a leg, and electrical installation with auxiliary battery and LED lighting. The Essentiel pack (€2,500) adds a refrigerator, lower bed, and stationary heater; the kitchen with sink and water tank costs €500. With these options, the total price is €49,900. Additional seats are €700 each, up to a maximum of seven.

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A judge at the administrative court of Bordeaux ordered a man who had illegally set up a caravan, chickens and a barbecue on the sports field in Saint-Sauveur (Gironde) to vacate the premises. The neighboring commune of Pauillac, which owns the land, filed a complaint on July 17, 2026, arguing that the site was intended for sports activities and that the camp posed a fire risk. The judge noted the presence of fire pits, unauthorized electrical connections, and unsanitary conditions, including chickens and a vegetable garden. The occupant, who did not appear in court, must leave immediately and pay 288 euros in legal costs.

The municipality of Fleury-d'Aude is considering converting its municipal campsite Rive d'Aude into a naturist establishment by 2028. This has sparked opposition from permanent residents, who have launched a petition and formed a collective against the project. Mayor André-Luc Montagnier said the project aims to boost tourism and the local economy, but no final decision has been made.

Facing rising fuel prices, motorhome owners in France are adjusting their holiday plans. They are seeking cheaper fuel stations, shortening trips, and reducing travel distances. Diesel prices have risen 37.8% year-on-year to €2.235 per liter, while SP95-E10 petrol increased 19.2% to €1.97. Some campers have canceled planned legs, such as a couple from Saône-et-Loire skipping Finistère, while others are cutting their vacation short.

On Sunday, August 23, around 150 caravans with an estimated 250-300 travelers illegally occupied private land in the commune of Krautergersheim (Bas-Rhin), 20 minutes from Strasbourg. Mayor René Hoelt said they would stay for two to three weeks, noting no damage so far. He added that complaints are ineffective and called for state action, citing a lack of suitable land.

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