The PV5 LightCamp sleeps four using a cabin bed and rooftop tent despite having roughly the footprint of a compact crossover.
Its removable bed, kitchen, and storage modules allow the electric van to return to its normal five-seat passenger duty after camping trips.
Vantrack plans a September 2026 launch, with complete PV5 LightCamp campers starting at €65,000, including the vehicle.
Campers are typically based on larger vans that provide enough interior space for sleeping accommodations, amenities, and storage. However, Dutch camper specialist Vantrack has somehow managed to fit four beds into a PV5, Kia's new electric van, which has roughly the same footprint as a Toyota RAV4.
How have they managed to sleep four people in such a compact vehicle? Well, two of them sleep inside on a 51-by-75-inch bed, and another pair get a 79-by-51-inch bed in the kit’s rooftop tent (which can be folded up and remain on the roof rack). Access to the upper quarters is via a large skylight, though we don’t see how occupants would climb into bed without doing some gymnastics.
