German manufacturer Etrusco has introduced the CV 640 PB camper van featuring an innovative lifting bed system. The electrically adjustable bed at the rear nearly doubles cargo space capacity to 2365 liters. Based on a 6.36-meter Fiat Ducato, the model starts at €59,499.

Italian manufacturer Etrusco has introduced the compact T 5900 FB motorhome, measuring under six meters in length. The model features a French bed at the rear and a closed shower room, creating an open living area. The base price starts at 62,999 euros.

IMTEST has tested the partially integrated motorhome Etrusco T7.3 SF. The 7.34-meter model, based on a Ford Transit chassis with a 130 HP engine and a 6-speed automatic transmission, received a 'satisfactory' rating (2.6). The test highlighted spacious sleeping areas and a separate wet room as positives, while criticizing the wobbly dining table, a cramped kitchen workspace, and the poor quality of the waste tank compartment.

The new Etrusco Capuchina Base motorhome, designed for family travel, has been introduced. Based on the Fiat Ducato, the model offers six actual sleeping berths, a modular kitchen, and a Vario bathroom. In Spain, the motorhome is priced at 61,290 euros.

The Italian company Etrusco has introduced the updated CV 600 DB+ camper van for 2025. The 5.99-meter-long model features a Sky View panoramic roof and has a base price starting at €58,999. The standard equipment also includes a spacious wardrobe and an 84-liter compressor refrigerator.

The Italian company Etrusco has introduced the Capuchina Base motorhome, designed for large families. Built on a Fiat Ducato chassis with a 140 HP engine, the model offers six sleeping berths, a modular bathroom, and a spacious garage. The starting price in Spain is 61,290 euros.

IMTEST magazine tested five motorhomes designed for four people. The models from Hymer, Knaus, Forster, Sunlight, and Etrusco were evaluated on driving, safety, equipment, and living comfort. The prices of the tested motorhomes range from 46,000 to 127,000 euros.

A couple tested the Etrusco CV 600 SB camper van, based on a Fiat Ducato, during a trip to Denmark. The 6-meter-long vehicle was praised for its comfortable twin single beds, a spacious 78-liter compressor fridge, and ample storage. Criticisms included a cramped seating area, some lighting issues, and inaccurate readings from the control panel.