Nissan, together with German company Eifelland, has unveiled the electric camper Interstar-e Relax based on the Interstar-e van. The new model debuts at the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf, running from August 28 to September 6. It features an 87 kWh battery and an electric motor with 143 hp (according to another source, 141 hp) and 300 Nm of torque. The base van's claimed range is up to 460 km WLTP, though this figure is not confirmed for the loaded camper; another source cites up to 255 miles (410 km). According to a New Zealand source, the range is 408 miles WLTP, and charging is possible at up to 130 kW.
Highlights
- Autonomous heating: thanks to vehicle-to-load, the standard Trumaⓘ Eezy heater can run off the traction battery, allowing cabin heating without grid connection.
- Interior: fixed bed 1.90×1.60 m, two swivel seats, 90-liter fridge, induction hob, sink, portable toilet, and 2.6 cubic meters of storage.
- Price: €89,900 (according to one source, $102,000; according to another, approximately $103,000). The base Interstar-e without conversion costs €84,900, so the camper package adds €5,000.
- According to an Indonesian source, the model is also called Interstar-e Camper, with a range of up to 410 km WLTP, DC fast charging (about 25 minutes), payload of 900 kg, gross weight up to 3.5 tons, and an estimated European price from €84,000; a diesel version is also available.
- According to a Chinese source, the range is 408 miles (about 657 km) WLTP, and fast charging is possible at up to 130 kW.
- Sales in the US are not planned.