What is the Capron V60?
The Capron V60 is a motorhome, rather than a passenger car. Capron is the German manufacturer behind recreational vehicles sold under the Carado and Sunlight names, with production based in Neustadt in Saxony. Its work sits within the Erwin Hymer Group, and the company describes those brands as practical entry points to motorhome travel.
The V60 appears in European Union registration figures for 2022. Those figures identify it as a diesel motorhome, but don’t establish a longer model history or a sequence of generations.
Engine and power
The V60’s listed configuration uses a 2.2-litre diesel engine producing 103 kW, or 140 PS. That is the sole version recorded for the model in the EU in 2022.
Fuel consumption and CO₂
Official EU registration figures record 33 V60s in 2022. The available figures do not give a fuel-consumption or CO₂ value, so there is no official rate to quote here. European figures may use WLTP or NEDC procedures, depending on the vehicle and approval; those results are not directly interchangeable with US EPA or Canadian 5-cycle ratings.
Where was the V60 sold?
The recorded market is the European Economic Area, within the EU registration figures. Capron manufactures recreational vehicles at its Saxon factory, while Carado and Sunlight vehicles are distributed in markets across Europe and beyond. The registration entry identifies the V60 only for the EU in 2022.
Questions and answers
What kind of vehicle is the Capron V60?
It is a motorhome produced by Capron, the manufacturer behind the Carado and Sunlight brands.
What engine does the V60 have?
The listed version has a 2.2-litre diesel engine rated at 103 kW (140 PS).
How many V60s were registered in the EU in 2022?
The EU registration figure is 33.
What are the V60’s official fuel consumption and CO₂ figures?
No fuel-consumption or CO₂ value is listed for the recorded EU version.