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Vantage Med: Possibly the Smallest Motorhome on the Market

20.08.2026 08:53 1 min 1 source РУС
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Vantage Med: Possibly the Smallest Motorhome on the Market
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UK-based Vantage Motorhomes has unveiled the Med, a compact motorhome that may be the smallest on the market. Measuring 5.41 meters in length, it is built on a Fiat Ducato chassis with a 2.2-liter Multijet 3 engine producing 140 hp and a manual transmission. The interior features a full kitchen, a wet bath with cassette toilet, and a U-shaped lounge that converts into a double bed. Standard equipment includes a 200W solar panel, a 200Ah lithium battery, and a 25-liter gas tank. Prices start at £74,995, with sales limited to the UK.

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