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Ford mini-camper van breaks into ultra-flexible electric camping

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A Dusseldorf-based conversion shop named Wavecamper is developing the Flex E-Line, a Ford E-Transit Custom-based mini-camper designed to offer over 200 miles of range. The project aims to address Ford's lack of all-electric camper van success despite having a solid base van platform. This initiative is part of a broader trend in the campervan industry where manufacturers are increasingly focusing on electric mobility.

Key points

• Wavecamper is a Polish conversion shop that has developed the Flex E-Line, a mini-camper based on Ford's E-Transit Custom platform.
• The vehicle is designed to provide over 200 miles of range, addressing Ford's stated lack of success in all-electric camper vans.

Context

Wavecamper is a Polish conversion shop that specializes in transforming vehicles into campers. The project aims to improve upon Ford's current market position in the electric camper van segment.

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