Complete Electric Campervans by CCCampers

Discover complete electric campervans from CCCampers, bringing together carefully selected base vehicles and thoughtfully designed campervan interiors. Choose the affordable Maxus eDeliver 3 Kinlet, the classic VW-inspired ID. Buzz Wyre or the Kia PV5 Shelsley and Witley for comfortable, motorhome-style living.

Built in Worcestershire, our electric campervans combine quiet electric motoring, gas-free cooking and practical layouts for everyday journeys, weekends away and touring holidays.

The base vehicle is included. This collection focuses on complete electric campervans, rather than conversion work for a van you already own. Check each listing for the vehicle’s age, mileage, battery specification, included equipment and current availability.

Why choose an electric campervan?

• Quiet electric motoring: enjoy a relaxed drive on everyday journeys and longer trips.
• No exhaust emissions while driving: enjoy electric travel, while checking any local driving restrictions and road charges before setting off.
• Gas-free cooking: induction cooking removes the need for an LPG cooking bottle in the specifications described here.
• Practical living spaces: choose the kitchen, seating and sleeping arrangement that suits the way you travel.
• Vehicle-specific electrical systems: the Wyre and Kinlet use separate lithium leisure batteries, while the Kia PV5 uses its factory-fitted Vehicle-to-Load supply alongside its auxiliary electrical system.

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Maxus eDeliver 3 Kinlet: an affordable way into electric camping

The compact Kinlet makes electric campervan ownership more accessible, with a practical interior that works for everyday journeys as well as weekends away. Choose a Duo or Solo layout according to the travelling-seat and sleeping arrangement you need, subject to the selected vehicle’s specification.

The complete Kinlet currently specifies a 320Ah lithium leisure battery and 2000W inverter, a 1500W single induction hob, 200W solar and a Stargaze pop-top roof. A roof bed or infill is optional and is not included as standard.

Selected upgrades include a 640Ah lithium battery and 3000W inverter system. Check the individual campervan listing and agreed specification for available cooking and electrical options.

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Volkswagen ID. Buzz Wyre: classic campervan character, electric motoring

The Wyre brings the character of classic VW camping to the all-electric ID. Buzz. Its thoughtfully arranged interior creates a welcoming place to prepare supper, settle down after a day outdoors and enjoy a slower start the following morning.

A separate 320Ah lithium leisure battery and 2000W inverter charger provide power for life on board, with gas-free induction cooking. An optional 640Ah lithium battery and 3000W inverter package is available for higher electrical demands.

Choose the available Duo or Solo configuration to suit your plans. Travelling seats, sleeping arrangements, roof equipment and vehicle details must be checked against the selected complete campervan.

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Kia PV5 Witley: a rear kitchen and flexible sleeping space

The Witley offers a different approach to electric campervan living, with a rear kitchen and twin beds that join to form a full-width bed. It is a welcoming layout for relaxed meals, comfortable evenings and touring at your own pace.

Like the Shelsley, the complete Witley uses the Kia PV5’s factory-fitted 3.6 kW Vehicle-to-Load supply to support gas-free living. The Witley has its own door, seating and bed specification; the Shelsley’s sliding bed and ISOFIX details do not apply to the Witley.

A separately agreed bi-fold roof bed is an optional addition, not standard equipment. Check the complete Witley listing and quotation for the selected battery, seating configuration and included equipment.

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Kia PV5 Shelsley: a side kitchen and sliding bed

The complete Shelsley combines a classic side-kitchen layout with the flexibility of a sliding Rock ’n’ Roll bed-on-rails system, included as standard. It offers a comfortable setting for cooking, relaxing and sleeping, with the bed system providing flexibility within the living area.

The complete Shelsley includes ISOFIX mounting points. Child-seat suitability must be checked against the specific seating installation and the child-seat manufacturer’s instructions; ISOFIX availability does not make every child seat suitable for every seating position.

Built on the Kia PV5 Cargo, the complete Shelsley has one passenger-side sliding door. Its factory-fitted 3.6 kW Vehicle-to-Load supply draws power from the driving battery for compatible living-area equipment within the limits of the agreed electrical installation.

A separately agreed bi-fold roof bed is an optional addition, not standard equipment. Check the complete Shelsley listing and quotation for the selected battery, seating configuration and included equipment.

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How do the electrical systems compare?

The complete Wyre and Kinlet currently specify separate 320Ah lithium leisure batteries and 2000W inverter systems. These store electricity for the living area separately from the battery used to drive the van. Optional larger leisure-battery and inverter packages are available on selected specifications.

The Kia PV5 takes a different approach. Its factory-fitted 3.6 kW Vehicle-to-Load supply draws electricity from the much larger driving battery to power compatible equipment through the campervan’s electrical installation.

The difference is stored energy as well as power output. With the same appliances in use, access to the Kia’s larger driving battery can provide substantially longer use between charges than a separate 320Ah leisure battery alone.

Camping and driving share the Kia’s battery reserve, so you must retain enough charge for your next journey. Available energy depends on the vehicle’s battery specification, charge level and V2L operating limits. Not all of the driving battery’s capacity is available for camping equipment.

How much does a complete electric campervan cost?

A complete electric campervan price includes the selected base vehicle and its campervan conversion. Prices vary with the model, vehicle age, mileage, driving-battery specification, layout and optional equipment.

The Kinlet offers an affordable entry into electric campervan ownership. The Wyre pairs VW character with a practical electric camping interior, while the Kia PV5 Shelsley and Witley offer distinct layouts with a more motorhome-style approach to living on board.

Check each complete-campervan listing for its current price and included specification. Optional upgrades are not included unless expressly stated in the listing or your agreed quotation.

Range, charging and payload

Driving range and charging performance depend on the individual vehicle, its battery specification and condition, temperature, speed, loading and driving conditions. Plan charging stops around the vehicle you choose and the journey you intend to make.

Payload also varies by vehicle and finished specification. Passengers, luggage, water, accessories and camping equipment all contribute to the loaded weight. We discuss the selected campervan’s specification and intended use before an order is agreed.

How long can you stay off-grid?

There is no guaranteed number of days away from electric hook-up. Running time depends on appliance use, available battery capacity, charge level, temperature, battery condition and opportunities to recharge.

Where solar panels are fitted, weather, shading and panel output affect how much energy they contribute. With the Kia PV5’s V2L supply, you must also account for the charge needed for driving and the vehicle’s V2L operating limits.

Tell us how you like to travel, what you want to power and how often you expect to use campsites. We can help you choose a suitable complete campervan and equipment specification without promising a fixed off-grid duration.

Electric campervan buyer’s guides

• Maxus eDeliver 3 campervan guide: explore the Kinlet’s layouts, range considerations and living-area equipment. Refer to the complete-campervan specification rather than conversion-only package details.
• VW ID. Buzz campervan guide: discover the Wyre’s layout options, gas-free cooking and leisure-battery systems.
• Kia PV5 campervan guide: compare the Shelsley and Witley layouts and learn about V2L, range, payload and pop-top roof options.

Built by CCCampers in Worcestershire

Our credentials include IMI Level 3 TechSafe EV/hybrid training, NCC Academy Trained personnel and AWS Approved Workshop status.

Our workshop is in Bayton, near Kidderminster, Worcestershire, DY14 9NE. We welcome customers from Worcestershire, Shropshire, Herefordshire, the West Midlands, Gloucestershire, Wales and across the UK.

Workshop visits are by appointment, allowing us to set aside time to discuss the campervans available and the specification that suits your plans.

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Complete electric campervan questions answered

Does the price include the base vehicle?

Yes. The complete electric campervans described here include the selected base vehicle and its campervan conversion. Check the individual listing for the vehicle’s age, mileage, battery specification, included equipment, current price and availability. Optional upgrades are included only where expressly stated.

Which complete electric campervans does CCCampers offer?

Our range includes the Maxus eDeliver 3 Kinlet, Volkswagen ID. Buzz Wyre and Kia PV5 Shelsley and Witley. The Kinlet and Wyre offer Duo and Solo configurations, subject to the selected vehicle. The Shelsley has a side kitchen and sliding bed, while the Witley has a rear kitchen and twin beds that join to form a full-width bed.

Does the complete Kia PV5 Shelsley include a sliding bed and ISOFIX?

Yes. The complete Shelsley includes a sliding Rock ’n’ Roll bed-on-rails system and ISOFIX mounting points. Child-seat suitability must be checked against the specific seating installation and the child-seat manufacturer’s instructions. These features are specific to the complete Shelsley and should not be assumed to apply to the Witley or other packages.

How is the Kia PV5 electrical system different from the Wyre and Kinlet?

The complete Wyre and Kinlet currently specify separate 320Ah lithium leisure batteries and 2000W inverter systems. The Kia PV5 uses its factory-fitted 3.6 kW Vehicle-to-Load supply to draw electricity from the larger driving battery. This can provide substantially longer use with the same appliances, but camping and driving share the battery reserve. Available energy depends on battery specification, charge level and V2L operating limits.

How long can a complete electric campervan stay off-grid?

There is no guaranteed number of days. Running time depends on appliance use, available battery capacity, charge level, temperature, battery condition and charging opportunities. Solar conditions also matter where panels are fitted. When using the Kia PV5’s V2L supply, you must allow for its operating limits and retain enough charge for driving.

Where can I discuss a complete electric campervan with CCCampers?

Book an appointment at our workshop in Bayton, near Kidderminster, Worcestershire, DY14 9NE. We welcome customers from Worcestershire, the West Midlands, Wales and across the UK. Workshop visits are by appointment so we can set aside time to discuss the available campervans and your requirements.

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