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Morelo Empire Liner motorhome from €460,000 can carry a car

05.07.2026 08:25 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Morelo Empire Liner motorhome from €460,000 can carry a car
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In Brief

Knaus Tabbert has unveiled the Morelo Empire Liner, priced from €460,000. Available in six versions from 9.65 to 11.99 metres, one variant can transport a small car like a MINI.

Knaus Tabbert has introduced the Morelo Empire Liner motorhome. According to one source, the price starts at €460,000; another states €460,900. It comes in six versions ranging from 9.65 to 11.99 metres in length. One version can carry a small car, such as a MINI.

The motorhome is powered by a 7.7-litre diesel engine producing 299 hp and 1200 Nm of torque. A category C driving licence is required to operate it.

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Morelo Empire Liner motorhome priced at €460,000 can carry a car

28.06.2026 iefimerida.gr ELL Original source

Morelo Empire Liner motorhome priced at €460,000 can carry a car

28.06.2026 carandmotor.gr | Το πρώτο premium site αυτοκινήτου ELL Original source

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Updated: 08.08.2026

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€2.25 · £1.92/l

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€2.55 · £2.18/l

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pricier than 95% of countries

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€1.10 · £0.94/l

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pricier than 92% of countries

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