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Two folding caravans: Turkish Mini House and German c.fold for EVs

02.02.2026 11:10 1 min 1 source РУС
motorpasion.com SPA
Two folding caravans: Turkish Mini House and German c.fold for EVs
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German manufacturer Dethleffs has introduced the c.fold, a folding caravan prototype designed to be towed by electric vehicles. When folded for travel, its height is reduced to 1.65 m to minimize aerodynamic drag, which the company claims can extend an EV's range by up to 100 km compared to a conventional caravan. The interior features a kitchen, an expandable bathroom, and storage, powered by solar panels and lithium batteries.

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Dethleffs unveils folding caravan prototype for electric cars

02.02.2026 motorpasion.com SPA Original source
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At the CMT show in Stuttgart, Dethleffs presented the C-Fold folding caravan concept. When folded, it measures 1.65 m in height, 1.9 m in width, and weighs 775 kg. The design improves aerodynamics and, according to the company, can extend an EV's range by 100 km.

German manufacturer Dethleffs has unveiled a prototype of the c.fold folding caravan designed for towing by electric vehicles. The design features a low and narrow body when folded and a reduced frontal area, which the company claims can increase range by up to 100 km compared to a traditional caravan. The prototype weighs 775 kg and is equipped with solar panels, lithium-ion batteries, and a folding bathroom. The caravan is currently a prototype with no scheduled production date.

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