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Ultra-light caravan produced in Zlín can be towed even by a Škoda Fabia

09.03.2026 14:00 1 min 1 source
e15.cz CES
Ultra-light caravan produced in Zlín can be towed even by a Škoda Fabia
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The Czech company Caravanbox introduced the lightweight Coyot GT living structure, which is strapped to a standard trailer. The structure weighs 270 kg, allowing it to be towed by vehicles with low towing capacity, such as the Škoda Fabia 1.0 MPI. The base price starts at 127,050 Czech crowns, and due to its low weight, the product does not require an additional technical inspection.

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Ultra-light caravan produced in Zlín can be towed even by a Škoda Fabia

09.03.2026 e15.cz CES

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