French manufacturer Antilope Van has unveiled the new compact camper Flex 2 based on the Renault Trafic L1H1. The model features no pop-up roof, which reduces height (under two meters) and simplifies city use, as well as lowering toll costs (class 1 tariff). Inside, there is a sleeping area measuring 1.95 x 1.30 m (according to other data, 130×200 cm), a kitchen with a compressor refrigerator, an external shower, and a portable toilet. Standard equipment includes lithium batteries, an awning, camping furniture, and an umbrella. The absence of a pop-up roof is compensated by large side windows and light-colored furniture.
Prices differ depending on the source: according to Swiss data, the base version costs €46,900, the Confort version €49,900; according to French data, the base version is €44,900, the version with the Comfort package €47,900. An optional additional seat is available for €690. The Flex 3 with a pop-up roof has also been updated, available from €54,900.
Additional details
The manufacturer from Brittany targets the model at solo travelers and couples. The Flex 2 premiered at the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf. According to German data, the model is priced at €46,900. The kitchen has a 30-liter refrigerator, and the toilet is a Porta Potti chemical toilet.