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Crosscamp unveils ELMNT camper line on Peugeot Boxer base

22.06.2026 14:00 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Crosscamp unveils ELMNT camper line on Peugeot Boxer base
Original source: Auto Test

In Brief

Crosscamp introduced the ELMNT camper family on Peugeot Boxer, replacing ADVTR. Five versions, prices from €51,499 to €56,499.

Crosscamp has unveiled a new camper line, ELMNT, based on the Peugeot Boxer, replacing the ADVTR series. The lineup includes five versions differing in layout and equipment.

The base model 5.4 DS, 5.4 meters long, features a swivel toilet and costs €53,500. The top version 6.4 ES, 6.36 meters long, offers a longitudinal bed and increased space for long trips, priced at €56,499. According to one source, prices range from €51,499 to €56,499, with the base model 5.41 being the most affordable.

All versions are powered by a 2.2-liter diesel engine with 140 hp (optionally 180 hp with automatic transmission).

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Crosscamp unveils ELMNT camper van range based on Peugeot Boxer

22.06.2026 Revista Transporte Mundial SPA Original source

Crosscamp unveils ELMNT camper van range based on Peugeot Boxer

18.06.2026 Auto Test SPA Original source

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