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Kompanja Eins test: modular camping in a five-meter van

12.08.2026 07:26 1 min 1 source РУС
AUTO ZEITUNG DEU
Kompanja Eins test: modular camping in a five-meter van
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German manufacturer Kompanja from Brühl has presented an updated version of its Kompanja Eins camper van based on the Renault Trafic, measuring 5.08 meters in length. The model features a modular layout and manual operation, including a slide-out kitchen, a rear double bed, and an optional pop-up roof. The base price is not disclosed, but options include a gas package for 1,580 euros and a pop-up roof for 7,500 euros.

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