Products Overview
The latest pricing for the 2027 Vanline by Pössl has been released, featuring a range of options tailored for vanlife enthusiasts. With models starting at €50,699 and going up to €75,299, this lineup offers diverse choices to suit various budgets.
- The cheapest option is the Vanster on a Citroën Spacetourer, starting from €50,699.
- The most expensive model listed is the Campstar Plus on a Mercedes Vito, priced at €75,299.
- All variants come with a pop-top roof bed configuration, ensuring comfort for occupants.
- There are a total of six different variants available across the range.
- Prices vary by base vehicle, with models based on either the Citroën Spacetourer or Mercedes Vito.
Why This Matters for UK Vanlifers: These prices reflect the French market and typically feature left-hand drive configurations. UK buyers should factor in shipping, import taxes, registration, and consider right-hand-drive alternatives, checking current prices with the manufacturer or an importer.
| Model | Base vehicle | Length | Bed | Price (France) | Approx. in £ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vanster | Citroën Spacetourer | 4.95 m | pop-top roof bed | €50,699 | ~£43,100 |
| Vanster | Citroën Spacetourer | 4.95 m | pop-top roof bed | €52,848 | ~£44,900 |
| Campster | Citroën Spacetourer | 4.95 m | pop-top roof bed | €59,299 | ~£50,400 |
| Campster | Citroën Spacetourer | 4.95 m | pop-top roof bed | €61,448 | ~£52,200 |
| Vanstar Plus | Mercedes Vito | 5.14 m | pop-top roof bed | €71,099 | ~£60,400 |
| Campstar Plus | Mercedes Vito | 5.14 m | pop-top roof bed | €75,299 | ~£64,000 |
Prices are the manufacturer's French list prices in euros, as quoted by the source on 3 September 2026 and subject to change. The £ figures are approximate conversions at about £0.85 per €1 and do not include shipping, import taxes, registration or conversion to right-hand drive. See the source for the full, current price list.
Original European reporting curated via FourgonLeSite.
Note: This is a summary of an original French article. The full article opens in English through Google Translate, loaded from the original author's own site, so they still receive the visit. Many thanks, The Middle Beach Team.
