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Panama surprises with River 10, its first camper van on Renault Trafic

22.05.2026 15:15 1 min 1 source
Camping-car Magazine FRA

Spanish converter Panama has launched the River 10, its first model based on the Renault Trafic. The camper van measures 5.08 m in length and 2.05 m in height. The standard version is priced at €54,900, €3,000 less than the comparable Ford-based model. Standard equipment includes an 8-inch touchscreen multimedia system, rearview camera, awning, and a 185W solar panel. A Limited Edition variant adds a 150 hp engine, automatic transmission, a second solar panel, and a lithium battery.

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Panama surprises with River 10, its first camper van on Renault Trafic

22.05.2026 Camping-car Magazine FRA Original source

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