Meet the 2026 AdventurEV Supervan: 6 Metres of Freedom, 400km+ of Electric Range

david62398
Jan 1
3 min read

If you’ve ever planned a trip and caught yourself doing the mental maths — “How far is the next stop? Where’s the next servo? Do we need to cut the day short?” — you already understand why range and space are everything in a touring van.

That’s exactly what the 2026 AdventurEV Supervan Long Range is built for: more room to live, more kilometres between charges, and more confidence to explore Australia your way.

First deliveries are arriving March 2026, and stock is limited.

The headline upgrades (and why they matter)

1) A bigger 6m platform: more space where you actually use it

The Supervan steps up to a 6-metre length — an extra 500mm over our current model.

That doesn’t sound like much until you’re living in it.

That extra length gives you more flexibility in the areas that make a campervan feel genuinely comfortable:

More usable interior layout options (without feeling cramped)
More room for storage (the difference between “we can bring it” and “leave it at home”)
More breathing space for longer trips, rainy days, or when you’re spending real time inside

For many travellers — especially couples doing extended touring — it’s the difference between a van that’s “fine for weekends” and one that feels like a proper home base.

2) 106kWh battery + 400km+ real-world range: travel further, stop less

The Supervan comes with a massive 106kWh battery pack, delivering a real-world range of 400km+ between charges.

That’s a big deal in Australia.

It means:

Fewer charging stops on long drives
More freedom to choose scenic routes (not just the route with the most chargers)
Less range anxiety, especially when you’re heading regional
More flexibility to plan your day around experiences, not infrastructure

In practical terms, a 400km+ touring range can turn a “two-stop day” into a “one-stop day” — or a “charge tonight” plan instead of “charge right now.”

3) 120kW charging: fast top-ups when you want them

When you do want to charge quickly, the Supervan supports 120kW charging, with 20–80% in around 40 minutes.

That’s the sweet spot for road trips:

Pull in, stretch your legs
Grab a coffee or lunch
Come back to a meaningful boost in range

It makes charging feel less like a delay and more like a natural travel break.

Built for modern touring (and modern living)

V2L (Vehicle-to-Load) included: power your gear, wherever you park

The 2026 Supervan includes V2L (Vehicle-to-Load).

In plain English: your van can act like a giant power source for compatible gear.

That’s handy for:

Charging e-bikes
Running tools
Powering travel accessories at camp
Extra peace of mind when you want power available away from home

270-degree rear doors: easier access, better flow

The Supervan features 270-degree opening rear doors, which makes day-to-day use noticeably easier — especially when you’re loading gear, accessing storage, or just wanting the van to feel more open when you’re parked up.

2- or 3-seater options: set it up for your style of travel

Whether you’re building a touring setup for two, or you want the flexibility of an extra seat, the Supervan is available in 2- or 3-seater configurations.