Spanish manufacturer Ciclope has unveiled the Mencia 420 and 420e campervans based on the Ford Transit, replacing the Maxus Deliver 9 chassis. Prices in Spain start at 64,495 euros for the Mencia 420 and 72,760 euros for the 420e, excluding VAT, delivery and registration. Both are six-metre campervans with gas-free heating, induction cooking and a 150 Ah lithium battery; the 420e features a pop-top roof and four berths.
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Maxus has started taking orders in Poland for the eDeliver 7 AWD electric van. The model features a 204 hp electric motor with 330 Nm torque, accelerating to 100 km/h in 7.5 seconds. Battery options are 77 or 88 kWh, providing a range of up to 335 km. The starting price is 157,900 PLN net for 2026 models, including a five-year vehicle warranty and an eight-year warranty on the traction battery.
SAIC Maxus has launched hybrid MPVs Mifa 7 and Mifa 9, targeting family travel and road trips. Both models feature the ACIS system with a 1.5L engine and electric motor, offering a combined range of up to 1327 km and fuel consumption below 7 L/100 km when the battery is depleted. The Mifa 7 (mid-size) is priced from 19,990 to 24,990 yuan, while the Mifa 9 (full-size) ranges from 26,990 to 34,990 yuan. They support fast charging and 6.6 kW external power supply, suitable for camping.
The Spanish company Cíclope Camper has launched the premium Mencía camper van based on the Maxus Deliver 9. Available in three versions starting from €51,230, it features a dry composting toilet, a fully electric kitchen, and comes with a lifetime warranty on the conversion.
The Spanish van converter Ciclope is seeking dealers in Germany for its new Mencia camper series based on the Maxus Deliver 9 van. The 5.94-meter-long models come in three versions, with prices starting at €51,231 in Spain. Standard equipment includes a 150 hp diesel engine, induction hob, compressor refrigerator, and a dry toilet.
Spanish outfitter Cíclope Camper has introduced three camper van models based on the Chinese Maxus Deliver 9 van. The Mencía 230, 420, and 420e models feature high-quality finishes, including natural stone and Corian, and are manufactured in Spain. Prices start from €51,231 excluding VAT. The company plans to enter the German market next year.
The Spanish outfitter Cíclope Camper has introduced three camper van models based on the Chinese Maxus Deliver 9 van. The 230, 420, and 420e models feature high-quality finishes, including natural stone and Corian, and are manufactured in Spain. Prices start at €51,231 excluding VAT. Entry into the German market is planned for next year.
Spanish outfitter Cíclope Camper has introduced three camper van models based on the Chinese Maxus Deliver 9 van. The 230, 420, and 420e models feature high-quality finishes, including natural stone, and are manufactured in Spain. Prices start at €51,231 excluding VAT. The company plans to enter the German market next year.
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The Spanish manufacturer Ciclope has introduced the Mencia, a fully electric motorhome based on the Chinese Maxus Deliver 9 van. It is a full-size motorhome with a fixed layout and a pop-up roof, with market launch planned for 2026. The battery with a capacity of about 88 kWh provides a WLTP range of about 350 km in the commercial version, which will be lower in the camper configuration.
Spanish manufacturer Cíclope Camper has launched the Mencía camper van series based on the Chinese Maxus Deliver 9. The 5.94-meter-long models come in three layouts and feature a gas-free system with induction cooking and diesel/electric heating. Prices in Spain start at €51,231, with sales in Germany expected from spring 2026.
Spanish company Cíclope Camper has unveiled the Mencía camper van based on the Chinese Maxus Deliver 9 chassis. The 230, 420, and 420e models with a pop-up roof will go on sale in Germany in the first half of 2026. Prices in Spain start from 51,000 euros for the base model.
Spanish company Cíclope Camper has unveiled the Mencía series of camper vans based on the Chinese Maxus Deliver 9 chassis. The 230, 420, and 420e models with pop-up roofs feature a modular design and high-quality natural materials. Sales in Germany are scheduled to start in the first half of 2026 via the Maxus dealer network.
Spanish company Cíclope Camper has introduced the new Mencía camper van, built on the Chinese Maxus Deliver 9 chassis. Production is scheduled to begin in the first half of 2026, with Spanish prices starting from €51,231. The vehicle features a completely gas-free setup and utilizes natural materials in its construction.
Maxus has launched a camper van based on the Deliver 9 in Australia. The vehicle, powered by a 145 hp diesel engine and equipped with a full kitchen and separate bathroom, is priced at around 54,000 euros.
Chinese manufacturer Maxus has introduced a ready-made camper van based on the Deliver 9 van. The 5.94-meter motorhome, with a 2.0-liter diesel engine and full equipment including a kitchen and separate bathroom, is sold in Australia for about 54,000 euros. The model is currently not available on the European market.
The Maxus Deliver 9 Camper, a conversion by La Marca on a Maxus Deliver 9 base, has been announced for Austria. It is priced at approximately €54,000 and includes standard features like a fridge-freezer, induction hob, microwave, wet room, and awning. The drawback is the limited sleeping space, with a transverse bed considered too optimistic for the European market. The vehicle is powered by a 2.0-liter turbo diesel engine producing 145 hp and 375 Nm.
Maxus has launched a camper van based on the Deliver 9 panel van. The 5.94-meter-long vehicle with a 2.0-liter diesel engine is offered in Europe starting at 54,000 euros. Standard equipment includes a kitchen with a hob, refrigerator, shower cabin, and an autonomous power supply system.
The Chinese Maxus Deliver 9 RV camper van, available in Australia, may soon be offered in Germany. Priced at approximately €54,000, it comes fully equipped with a kitchen, bathroom, and solar panel, presenting a more affordable alternative to established European models.
The Chinese manufacturer Maxus has introduced a series-production camper van based on the Deliver 9 van. The 5.94-meter model with a 145 hp diesel engine is offered in Australia for about 54,000 euros, fully equipped with a kitchen and shower. The motorhome is not currently available on the European market.
The Chinese SAIC group has launched a new camper van based on the Maxus Deliver 9 in Australia. The 5.94-meter-long vehicle comes fully equipped with a kitchen, a bathroom with a shower, and sleeping space for two. The price in Australia is approximately 54,000 euros. A decision on a potential import to Germany is expected in early 2026.