While I love a DIY van conversion as much as the next person, it’s always fun to see the best that money can buy, and the German-built ALPHAVAN is about as fancy as it gets! It’s high-tech in just about every way and looks sleek and modern inside and out.
There are two swivel seats as well as a bench that can seat two more people safely. A compact wet bath and kitchen take up the middle of the van, and there’s a double bed in the back over a huge garage space that can hold all kinds of outdoor gear.
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An awning provides shade and extends the living area.
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Two quilted leather swivel chairs.
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You can seat up to four adults.
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The garage has tons of room for supplies.
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Notice the rounded edges on the counter to prevent bumps and bruises.
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There’s lots of storage inside that’s soft-close.
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There’s a wet bath with a pull-out sink!
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I love this living area.
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The bedroom is quite cozy.
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They built out Mercedes-Benz Sprinters.
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It looks like an amazing adventure vehicle.
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VIDEO: ALPHAVAN (In German)
Details:
- Complete furniture made of lightweight material, about 150kg less than competition
- No gas on board: large 4.1kW Lithium Ion battery for induction cooker, air conditioning, refrigerator and 230V appliances
- Standard 290Wp solar panels on the roof. Potential extension via external solar connector for foldable solar panels
- Mercedes-Benz Sprinter always fully equipped, 90% allwheel drive
- Always largest engine (190hp, 140kW, 4 cyclinder Diesel)
- Automatic transmission, 9G Tronic
- LED lighting
- Color displays
- Gross vehicle weight 4.1tons (4×4) and 3.5tons (rear wheel drive)
- Length: 736cm (extra long Sprinter, L4)
- Height: 325cm (super high roof, H3) à 4×4, 315 RWD
- Smart Home Control for all Campervan systems (Mercedes-Benz Advanced Control): either intuitive touch panel oder via smartphone App
- First campervan brand with Starlink Satellite Internet offering
- Always fully connected with either 4G oder Sat Internet on board
- High-end Entertainment Package with smart TV and Premium Sound System
- Many accessories selectable
- Styling packages
- Magnetic Bag System for the rear garage (called FlexPort)
- Foldable mattress for FlexPort (4 full seats and 4 full sleeping spaces)
- Several tires and wheels available
- Modern design with rounded edges
- Several spare wheel racks available
- Currently under development of heavy payload drawing system for FlexPort and roof carrier system
- Currently two models available
- PREMIUM line: FlexPort can be used as second sleeping space. All technology integrated in left / right trunks
- ACTIVE line: FlexPort size maximized for up to 2-3 motorcycles.
Pricing - Rear wheel drive: starting from 185.000€ (~$197,506) (not including any sales tax and import tolls)
- 4×4: starting from 196.000€ (~$209,249) (not including any sales tax and import tolls)
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