Stellantis Pro One, the commercial vehicle arm of automotive giant Stellantis, will be presenting five different models at the upcoming Caravan Salon show in Düsseldorf, Germany.

The company will be revealing a new Peugeot Boxer van, a Citroën Jumpy panel van, two Fiat Ducato Traction Units, a Citroën Ami Buggy, and a Fiat Topolino on its stand (B41) in Hall 16 at the major leisure vehicle industry event.

Fiat Professional’s Ducato Traction Units represent one of the most interesting reveals at this show – the two units have been produced in a back-to-back layout, whereby two cabin units are produced and are mounted together on a temporary frame. This unit is then sent to leisure vehicle body builders, who can separate the cabins and build custom chassis on each one.

Each of the Ducato Traction Units will feature 2.2l Multijet turbodiesel engines with 132kW (180hp) output, mounted on proven AL-KO chassis with torsion bar suspension for improved ride comfort, a higher payload, and a lowered vehicle floor for easier entry. They have a maximum permissible total weight of 4.4 tons, making them ideal for extensive camping set-ups.

From Peugeot, the Boxer TL van to be showcased at Caravan Salon features a 2.2 BlueHDi engine producing 103 kW (140 hp) and an eight-speed automatic transmission.

This van comes with a host of modern technology on board, including electrically adjustable and heated exterior mirrors, M+S all-season tires, two USB ports, electric power steering, and ESP including ASR and Hill Holder.

Optional extras include a DAB radio antenna in the right rearview mirror, full-LED headlights, Hill Start Assist with Traction+, and rotating captain’s chairs that transform the camper into a mobile living room. The Co-Driver package offers Level 2 autonomous driving (ACC with Stop & Go, Lane Centring, Traffic Jam Assist, AEBS, Lane Keeping Assist, Traffic Sign Recognition, Speed Limiter, Intelligent Cruise Control, and Driver Fatigue Detection)

From Citroën, the Jumpy TL panel van features a 2.0 BlueHDi engine that produces 106 kW (144 hp) and is paired with a six-speed manual transmission. Two manual sliding doors lead into the spacious interior, which features individual driver and passenger seats – both with heated seats.

The extensive equipment also includes automatic climate control in the front and rear, a 10-inch (25.4 cm) touchscreen, digital radio reception via DAB, Bluetooth reception, a leather-wrapped steering wheel with radio controls, two USB-C ports, and electrically adjustable, folding, and heated exterior mirrors.

In addition to the large camper van base vehicles, Citroën and Fiat are also presenting their smallest mobility solutions. As practical, all-electric travel companions, the Citroën Ami Buggy and the Fiat Topolino are used by camping enthusiasts to enhance their mobility at their vacation destination. These lightweight vehicles can be easily transported on a car trailer.

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