Wild Van
Handbuilt campervan conversions for customers seeking compact Nissan NV200 and electric eNV200 campers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Wild Van
Wild Van designs and builds bespoke campervan interiors, with a current range focused on Nissan NV200 and electric eNV200 vans. Its conversions include handcrafted woodwork and practical living features for travel and everyday use.
The company serves people seeking custom or compact campervans for travel and outdoor use. It operates a conversion workshop and offers campervan models including Willow, Elm and Chestnut.
Wild Van Ltd was founded in 2018 and is based in Norwich, UK. The founders began converting vans in 2014.
Product: Bespoke campervan conversions, including compact Nissan NV200 and electric eNV200 models.
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