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Kabe Novum Traq 750 LGB: First 4x4 Semi-Integrated Camper on Sprinter

27.05.2026 20:00 1 min 3 sources РУС
Motor1.com SPA + 2 more
Kabe Novum Traq 750 LGB: First 4x4 Semi-Integrated Camper on Sprinter
Original source: Motor1.com

In Brief

Kabe unveils its first all-wheel-drive semi-integrated motorhome, the Novum Traq 750 LGB, based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. Price reaches 150,000 euros.

Swedish manufacturer Kabe has presented its first semi-integrated motorhome with all-wheel drive — the Novum Traq 750 LGB, based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. The vehicle is 7.44 m long and has a kerb weight of about 4.1 t. It is powered by a 2.0-litre diesel engine with a 9-speed automatic transmission.

The motorhome features selectable all-wheel drive, increased ground clearance and aggressive-tread tyres for off-road use. Inside, there are two longitudinal single beds that can be combined into a double, a spacious rear garage, a double insulated heated floor and an Alde heating system. The 170-litre water tanks are protected from freezing. The price starts at 150,000 euros and reaches about 150,000 euros depending on the configuration.

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Swedish 4x4 motorhome: Kabe Novum Traq 750 LGB

27.05.2026 Motor1.com SPA Original source

New Swedish 4x4 motorhome: Kabe Novum Traq 750 LGB (2026)

25.05.2026 Motor1.com ITA Original source

Sweden's new all-wheel-drive camper: Kabe Novum Traq 750 LGB (2026)

24.05.2026 Motor1.com DEU Original source

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