The campervan is based on the Bürstner Campeo C 600.
The 690 TD features twin beds in the rear, while the 732 TD boasts a queen-size bed centrally located in the rear. The bathrooms of the two layouts also differ. The 6.99 m long 690 features a swivel bathroom, while the 7.19 m long 732 offers a spacious bathroom with a separate shower cubicle. The special editions are based on the Bürstner Lyseo TD, available in the 690 and 732 layouts.
"Sport" version marketed as "Edizione Milano Cortina 2026" in Italy to celebrate Fiat partnership with the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games. The only difference is round badge at B-pillars.
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