An open-cut, camper van concept will take centre stage for Mercedes-Benz at this week’s Caravan Salon at Dusseldorf in Germany. The concept occupies one of the German carmaker’s Sprinter high-roof commercial vans, and has been designed to be extremely compact.
Despite the compact design, the concept still contains most of the creature comforts that you would expect in a camper van.
Mechanically, there is a 3.0 litre V6 turbo-diesel making 142kW and matched to a six-speed manual transmission.
Inside, the van’s front seats swivel around to become lounge chairs while a bench seat in the living area slides out to provide a double bed.
There’s also a flat screen television, kitchen and bathroom, complete with integrated wardrobe.
A highlight is the study area, which features a hard-wearing HPL coating in gloss-white along with a grey laminate floor.
The whole lot is finished in Mercedes-Benz white leather with LED lighting, while the outside is finished in a new grey metallic paint.
No word yet from the three-pointed star as to whether the Sprinter Camper Van Concept will make it into production.
Mercedes-Benz is also expected to have its ‘regular’ fleet of larger camper vans on display at the Caravan Salon, which runs until September 8.
Despite the compact design, the concept still contains most of the creature comforts that you would expect in a camper van.
Mechanically, there is a 3.0 litre V6 turbo-diesel making 142kW and matched to a six-speed manual transmission.
Inside, the van’s front seats swivel around to become lounge chairs while a bench seat in the living area slides out to provide a double bed.
There’s also a flat screen television, kitchen and bathroom, complete with integrated wardrobe.
A highlight is the study area, which features a hard-wearing HPL coating in gloss-white along with a grey laminate floor.
The whole lot is finished in Mercedes-Benz white leather with LED lighting, while the outside is finished in a new grey metallic paint.
No word yet from the three-pointed star as to whether the Sprinter Camper Van Concept will make it into production.
Mercedes-Benz is also expected to have its ‘regular’ fleet of larger camper vans on display at the Caravan Salon, which runs until September 8.
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