Mercedes-Benz has a long and continuous development in the field of cars from the birth of the V-class car to the innovation of the new energy car in the EQ series, which is a sign of the true versatility of Mercedes- Benz.
Benz camper vans carhomes can be transformed into four-person caravan models and eight-person passenger van models or become open camper vans where required, constantly evolving to meet the mobility and self-sufficiency needs of modern life.
Mercedes-Benz motorhomes come in several series and names. Here is some detailed information:
Sprinter RVs
These RVs based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis are often called Sprinter RVs and are made by companies like Thor Motor Coach.
They are available in Class B and Class C models, which are larger than a Class B pickup truck but smaller than a standard Class A RV, offering diesel power and many luxury RV amenities.
Metris Getaway
A camper version of the Mercedes-Benz Metris, designed as a weekender vehicle that can serve as a mobile base for outdoor enthusiasts.
It features an upper deck with a bunk bed and fold-down lower berth, as well as basic galley facilities and a second camping track.
Marco Polo
The Mercedes-Benz camper van series, named after the practice of converting cars into camper vans, similar to Volkswagen California camper vans.
Mercedes-Benz presented the latest V-Class Marco Polo and T-Class models equipped with the Marco Polo module at the Caravan Salon Dusseldorf.
Urban X
City Inside the car is a kitchen table, with a stove, sink, refrigerator, etc., as well as storage space and a table.
These vehicles can accommodate bikes by adopting an ultra-thin X-shaped frame to maximize space utilization.
EQT Marco Polo
Camper versions of the Mercedes-Benz EQT, including long-wheelbase and short-wheelbase versions and camping kits. The long-wheelbase version has an integrated pop-up roof with solar panels.
There are 2+2 seats, stove, induction range, toilet, fridge and other appliances. The short-wheelbase version offers a removable Marco Polo module, which includes a sleeping area and a kitchen unit.
EQV Camper
The camper version of the Mercedes-Benz EQV, developed in collaboration with Sortimo Walter Rüegg PLC, comes in two coach styles: a 5370mm-long wheelbase version and a standard 5140mm wheelbase version.
The roof is outfitted with a new roof and solar panels, and the interior features collapsible beds, a gas stove, a refrigerator and other camping amenities.
Jingyanrui 537
Marco Polo RV version built on Fujian Mercedes-Benz VITO chassis Uses 2.0T direct injection turbo petrol engine with 7AT automatic manual transmission. The car has two berths.
The main seat and passenger seat can be folded down to accommodate a sleeper. This vehicle is equipped with kitchen amenities such as a sink, induction cooktop and refrigerator, as well as storage cabinets and an electronic control system.
These models demonstrate the diversification and innovation of Mercedes-Benz in the field of motorhomes, ranging from the compact and flexible Urban X model to the luxurious and comfortable Marco Polo series, meeting the needs of of users.