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Prattline Launches $55K Low Tow Caravan

31.03.2026 13:40 1 min 1 source
Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News HRV

Australian company Prattline has launched the 2026 Low Tow off-road caravan featuring a two-shell expanding design. The under-7-meter model includes an electric roof lift system that increases height from 1.9 to 2.8 meters and a 2.6-ton rated independent suspension. The new caravan is priced at AU$79,990 (approximately US$55,000).

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Prattline Launches $55K Low Tow Caravan

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