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Notin Envol (2026): Premium becomes more affordable

15.07.2026 16:26 1 min 1 source РУС
Motor1.com DEU
Notin Envol (2026): Premium becomes more affordable
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French manufacturer Notin has introduced the new Envol series, starting at €80,900. This is significantly lower than the brand's usual prices, while retaining premium features. The series includes three floorplans: E649 (6.49 m) with a drop-down bed, E719CF (7.19 m) with a queen bed, and E719JF (7.19 m) with twin beds. Standard equipment includes a Pioneer multimedia system with navigation and rear-view camera, Truma Combi 6 heater, and an insulated and heated waste water tank. For €3,000, a package adds a 150 Ah lithium battery, 2000 W inverter, 200 W solar panel with MPPT controller, and a Thule awning. The rear garage has a height of up to 115 cm.

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Notin Envol (2026): Premium becomes more affordable

15.07.2026 Motor1.com DEU Original source

FR France — fuel prices

Updated: 22.08.2026

SP95-E10

$2.37 /l

€2.05 · £1.75/l

133 of 142

pricier than 93% of countries

SP98

$2.46 /l

€2.12 · £1.82/l

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pricier than 88% of countries

Gazole

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pricier than 92% of countries

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$2.43 /l

€2.10 · £1.80/l

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GPL

$1.20 /l

€1.04 · £0.89/l

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$1.00 /l

€0.87 · £0.74/l

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