This 6.70 m long Ford Transit is riding the teleworking wave. It was therefore designed to reconcile professional activity and nomadic life. The Cross Cabin embodies a groundbreaking vehicular concept that seamlessly blends a meticulously equipped “Mobile Office” with a premium, comfortable motorhome.
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The Alpine Cross Cabin RV was made for digital nomads who love hitting the open road.The compact exterior dimensions, coupled with advanced driving assistance systems, make navigating in this class accessible even to newcomers.
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The base vehicle is a 6.70 m long Ford Transit (L4 H3). The rear part consists of a large face-to-face living room. Between the two benches is a computer resembling a large laptop, on a single stand. The 32-inch screen can be folded onto the tray (including a keyboard).
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The working area can be turned into a cosy living and dining area within seconds by simply folding the “Smart-Table” shut. Up to 4 people can sit on the face-to-face seating area and enjoy the particularly pleasant part of their workation.
At the front, no bench seat for passengers but a shower cabin, opposite a kitchen unit. Main feature of this kitchenette: it rests on a swivel arm, and can therefore be placed outside.The tatami mat floor contains a popup table and two benches convert into a sleeping area. A solar array helps power a 12kWh electrical system that can run for up to three days on a full charge.
