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New Kimberley off-road camper gets solar panels and sleeping for six

06.08.2026 11:53 1 min 1 source РУС
Daily-Motor.Ru RUS
New Kimberley off-road camper gets solar panels and sleeping for six
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Australian company Kimberley has unveiled a concept for the next-generation Karavan 2026/2027 off-road camper. The model features a pop-up roof, panoramic windows, a 48-volt electrical system, and optional solar panels with up to 770 W output. It sleeps up to six people. Pricing for the new generation has not been announced; the current lineup starts at 126,000 Australian dollars.

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New Kimberley off-road camper gets solar panels and sleeping for six

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