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Trakka unveils Trakkadu camper based on Volkswagen T7

12.07.2026 04:09 1 min 2 sources
Motor1.com SPA + 1 more
Trakka unveils Trakkadu camper based on Volkswagen T7
Original source: Motor1.com

In Brief

Australian manufacturer Trakka has launched the Trakkadu camper on the Volkswagen Transporter T7 platform. It features a pop-up roof, sleeping for up to four, and all-wheel drive.

Australian manufacturer Trakka has unveiled the Trakkadu camper based on the Volkswagen Transporter T7. It is the first production solution on the T7 platform with this layout.

The model features a fully electric pop-up roof with a 48-volt power system and a new rear sofa bed. The layout retains a single sliding side door. Sleeping capacity is up to four people. The 5.34 m vehicle is equipped with 4Motion all-wheel drive and a 2.0-liter turbodiesel engine producing 177 hp. It includes a portable toilet, an outdoor shower, a modular interior on rails, and solar panels rated at 390 W (optional up to 650 W).

Price in Australia is 162,000 Australian dollars.

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Trakka unveils camper based on Volkswagen T7

24.06.2026 Motor1.com SPA Original source

Trakka unveils first camper based on new Volkswagen T7

11.06.2026 iXBT Live RUS Original source

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