3D-Printed Interior Cuts Electric Camper Weight by 680 kg
Buckley Conversions unveiled a prototype camper interior for the Mercedes-Benz eSprinter, made with 3D printing. The weight is reduced by about 680 kg compared to standard fit-out.
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Buckley Conversions unveiled a prototype camper interior for the Mercedes-Benz eSprinter, made with 3D printing. The weight is reduced by about 680 kg compared to standard fit-out.
The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, in production since 1995, remains a popular platform for camper van and motorhome conversions due to its modular design. The model offers various wheelbases, roof heights, and body types, including panel van, chassis, and minibus. Payload capacity reaches 2.95 tons for the panel van and 3.4 tons for the chassis, with a cargo volume of over 17 cubic meters. The vehicle is available with diesel, gasoline, and electric (eSprinter) engines, as well as optional all-wheel drive.
Since May 2026, Germany has been accepting applications for subsidies on new electric vehicles, including Class M1 motorhomes under 3.5 t. The grant ranges from €3,000 to €6,000, with higher rates for households earning up to €90,000. Eligible models include the Volkswagen ID. Buzz California, Ford E-Transit Camper, and Mercedes-Benz eSprinter Camper. Key conditions: the vehicle must be new, kept for at least three years, and the motorhome must stay under 3.5 t.
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