A few days ago, the driving line of sight learned from the Mercedes-Benz official that the Mercedes-Benz EQV Camper version of the model was officially released. The new car was built by Mercedes-Benz in conjunction with Swiss company Soltimo Walter Rüegg PLC, based on the regular Version of Mercedes-Benz EQV, but with customized upgrades.
In terms of appearance, the front face of the new car has not changed much compared to the EQV, still providing a closed grille and a banner type mid-net, the headlights on both sides are willow leaf-shaped, and the daytime running light strip is quite slender. Looking down, the new front surround provides a penetrating air intake.
On the side of the body, compared with the ordinary version of the model, the biggest change in the new car is that the roof has been raised to further expand the space. In addition, the roof of the new car is equipped with solar panels. In terms of size, the new car will be available in two versions, a 5370mm long-axis version and a 5140mm standard-axis version, for consumers to choose from.
Inside, the new car underwent a series of modifications, offering foldable beds in double-layered interiors, a two-hole gas hob, refrigerator, storage drawers, and a 400-watt power output. In terms of configuration, the EQV Camping Edition is equipped with an intelligent navigation system as well as the latest Mercedes MBUX infotainment system.
In the power part, the new car provides two kinds of power, the EQV 300 is equipped with a 90kWh battery pack, and the cruising range is 326 to 363 km under WLTP conditions; The EQV 250 is equipped with a 60 kWh battery pack and has a range of 213 to 236 km under WLTP conditions.