From converted school buses and work vans to the off-road campers we’d buy if money were no object, there are a lot of great options if you want to live your life in a van down by the river. If you don’t want to deal with a time-consuming conversion or costly bespoke options, Nissan unveiled two electric pop-up camper vans that will help you take care of your wanderlust. Presented at the Madrid Motor Show in Spain, the NV300 Camper and e-NV200 Camper are colorful camper vans outfitted with all the amenities you need. The NV300 Camper is a hybrid with an elevating roof and enough room for four people to sleep comfortably on two separate beds. The e-NV200 Camper is a completely electric, zero emissions ride that can hit a max range of 124 miles on a charge. They start in the neighborhood of $25k, but unfortunately, they’re only available in Spain at the moment. Here’s hoping they make it stateside because we wouldn’t mind taking one out for a weekend.
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