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VehicleOverviewPerformanceEfficiency & rangeDimensions & capacityComfort & interiorClimate controlDriver assistance & safetyMotorcycle equipmentCamper equipment
YearTypeBodyBrandFuel typeEngine powerTop speedFuel consumptionElectric consumptionRangeBattery capacityWheelsSeatsDoorsWeightRoofAir conditioningBraking systemCruise controlRiding aidsPower & utilitiesLiving spaceOutdoor
MAZDA32026 · Car
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2026Car–MazdaHybrid––––––4541370 kg––––––––
MODEL Y2026 · Car
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2026Car–TeslaElectric––––––4551881 kg––––––––
CBR650R2023 · Motorcycle
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2023MotorcycleSportHondaPetrol94 hp220 km/hBest5 L/100kmBest0 kWh/100km300 km0 kWh22–208 kgBest––ABS Brakes–Riding Modes, Quickshifter, Slipper Clutch–––
California2023 · CamperMost equipment
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2023CamperCamper VanVolkswagenDiesel150 hpBest179 km/h7 L/100km0 kWh/100km1000 kmBest0 kWh4452400 kgSunroofAir Conditioning–Cruise Control–Solar Panel, Leisure BatteryOnboard Kitchen, Diesel/Gas HeatingAwning
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VehicleOverviewComfort & interiorClimate controlDriver assistance & safetyInfotainment & connectivityExterior & lightingMotorcycle equipmentATV & off-road equipmentTruck & bus equipment
GearboxSeating comfortUpholsteryAmbient lightingHeated steering wheelHeat pumpCabin pre-conditioningCameras & parkingDriver alertsKeyless entryAudioNavigationSmartphone & displayConnectivity extrasExterior trimLightingRider comfortStorageRecovery & protectionDrivetrain & utilityAuxiliary lightingBraking & cabinComplianceUtility
MAZDA32026 · Car
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MODEL Y2026 · Car
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CBR650R2023 · Motorcycle
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California2023 · Camper
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"Best" marks the highest or lowest value among the vehicles shown, for specs where more or less is clearly better (for example, higher range or lower consumption). "Most equipment" counts the equipment items we have on record. Both are based only on the data we hold, which may be incomplete.