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Civil servant José Antonio Núñez has lived for eight months in a converted Volkswagen T5 van to avoid rental costs. The two-square-meter space contains a sleeping area, mini-fridge, portable toilet, and shower with a 70-liter tank.
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Civil servant José Antonio Núñez has lived for eight months in a converted Volkswagen T5 van to avoid rental costs. The two-square-meter space contain...
Civil servant José Antonio Núñez has lived for eight months in a converted Volkswagen T5 van to avoid rental costs. The two-square-meter space contains a sleeping area, mini-fridge, portable toilet, and shower with a 70-liter tank.
Spain — fuel prices
Updated: 05.09.2026
Sin plomo 95
$2.15 /l
€1.84 · £1.58/l
145 of 167
pricier than 86% of countries
Sin plomo 98
$2.37 /l
€2.04 · £1.75/l
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pricier than 81% of countries
Gasóleo A
$2.16 /l
€1.85 · £1.59/l
132 of 166
pricier than 79% of countries
Gasóleo Premium
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€1.94 · £1.66/l
27 of 46
pricier than 57% of countries
GLP
$1.30 /l
€1.12 · £0.96/l
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pricier than 91% of countries
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€1.69 · £1.45/l
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José Antonio, a civil servant from Cádiz earning 1,300 euros a month, gave up his apartment and moved into a fully equipped Volkswagen T5 camper van. He pays no mortgage, water, or electricity bills, and his goal is to save for a Mercedes Sprinter and become a digital nomad. The van includes a bed, kitchen with sink and stove, refrigerator, dry toilet, and a solar panel. The conversion cost 25,180 euros.
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Spanish manufacturer Ciclope has unveiled the Mencia 420 and 420e campervans based on the Ford Transit, replacing the Maxus Deliver 9 chassis. Prices in Spain start at 64,495 euros for the Mencia 420 and 72,760 euros for the 420e, excluding VAT, delivery and registration. Both are six-metre campervans with gas-free heating, induction cooking and a 150 Ah lithium battery; the 420e features a pop-top roof and four berths.
José Antonio from Cádiz has been living in a converted Volkswagen Transporter T4 van since March 2025. He cites high housing costs in Andalusia and the choice between renting and a 45-year mortgage as reasons. He now saves €600–700 per month, and €300 in the worst month. He plans to continue van life until at least age 40.
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