Ququq has been producing camping boxes since 2011 with eight models suitable for approximately 160 models, including the Land Rover Defender, Toyota Land Cruiser, Mercedes G-Wagon, and many Volkswagens. The company recently debuted two new boxes for the Volkswagen T7 Multivan and the ID.Buzz.
The truth is most of us can’t afford to run both a daily driver and a dedicated overland rig, so the ability to transform an everyday vehicle into a comfortable camper is the perfect compromise. Ququq’s range of camping modules combine a “kitchen, bed, and storage space all in one box. Simply pop Ququq into your boot and the mini mobile home is good to go in just one minute.” The Multivan has been a popular choice for vehicle travel for many years, but what’s especially interesting is the company’s investment in the all-new electric ID.Buzz.
Electric vehicles are still a work in progress, but the future looks exciting. The ability to travel long distances for a fraction of the cost while also lowering our impact on the environment (I appreciate this is a complex issue and has a long way to go) and enjoying improved performance is highly appealing. The possibility to transform this EV from a weekday commuter to a home-on-wheels with minimal effort is attractive. The BusBox-4 can be installed effortlessly and incorporates a kitchen, table, sink, two-burner stove, water containers, folding bed, storage, and space for a cool box. Depending on the configuration, each box weighs 50-70 kilograms and retails at €2,790 ($2750). The company claims this is “the world’s first camping system” for this vehicle and that as part of their #BulliLoveStories they have one currently traveling through Europe testing the BusBox-4. At present, it has covered more than 35,000 kilometers, with 80 overnight stays, and has “proved to be a reliable and well-suited partner for the ID.Buzz.”
I’m often asked about my Vanagon’s custom interior and what pointers I have for others considering outfitting their campers. Obviously, there’s not one size fits all, but one suggestion I make to everyone is to keep the interior as modular and versatile as possible (at the very least until you know for sure what works for you). The ability to remove units or shift them around is beneficial, especially if you also require the vehicle as your daily driver. This in mind, the Ququq BusBox system is a great option. If you’d like to find out more then head over to ququq.info.
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