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Mercedes-Benz unveils Clase V Marco Polo camper van with enhanced features

12.07.2026 13:35 1 min 1 source РУС
El Cronista SPA

Mercedes-Benz has introduced the Clase V Marco Polo camper van, positioning it as one of the most fully equipped in its segment. The model is available in Spain from €695 per month over 48 months, with an initial payment of €30,260 and a final installment of €45,633.99. It features a kitchen with two burners, a sink and a refrigerator, two sleeping areas (lower and pop-up roof), a folding table, AIRMATIC air suspension, MBUX multimedia system with a 12.3-inch screen and augmented reality navigation. The van has a height of 1.99 m and can accommodate up to six seats.

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Mercedes-Benz unveils Clase V Marco Polo camper van with enhanced features

12.07.2026 El Cronista SPA Original source

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Mercedes-Benz offers the Clase V Marco Polo in Spain from 695 euros per month with an initial payment of 30,260 euros and a final installment of 45,633.99 euros. The camper van accommodates four people and features a kitchen with two burners, a sink and a refrigerator, two sleeping areas, AIRMATIC air suspension and an MBUX multimedia system with a 12.3-inch screen. The vehicle is 1.99 m high and offers up to six seats.

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