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Westfalia unveils two new Nansen camper vans based on Fiat Ducato

09.06.2026 19:10 1 min 2 sources
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In Brief

Westfalia has announced the Nansen range, featuring models 600 L and 640 LS. Built in France at the Rapido group factory, sales start in January 2027, with prices from €70,500.

Westfalia's French division, part of the Rapido group, has introduced two new camper van models based on the Fiat Ducato — the Nansen 600 L and Nansen 640 LS. Both models are equipped with a 140 hp engine, automatic transmission, GSR II safety system, climate control, and a 90-liter fuel tank.

Layout and features

  • Nansen 600 L (length 5.99 m): family-oriented, features a pass-through shower and bunk beds, with convertible sleeping area into a cargo hold.
  • Nansen 640 LS (length 6.36 m): designed for long trips for two, includes an electric lift bed and enlarged luggage compartment.

Assembly takes place in France. Sales begin in January 2027. The Nansen 600 L is priced at €70,500, while the Nansen 640 LS costs €3,000 more.

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Westfalia unveils two new camper vans with modular layouts

09.06.2026 Auto Plus FRA

Westfalia unveils two new campervans on Fiat Ducato, made in France

28.05.2026 Camping-car Magazine FRA

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