- Concept and Features of "Back2Back"
- Final Use After Separating the Cabins
- Standard Equipment for Each Ducato Cabin
- Ducato’s Market Influence in German Motorhomes
- Comparison of Fiat Ducato Back2Back With Other Stellantis Vans
Stellantis offers one of the strangest designs in the large van market, the "Back2Back" version of the Fiat Ducato, consisting of two adjacent cabins in one vehicle. This vehicle is not a joke but a smart practical solution that facilitates transportation and shipment before separating into independent units that meet the needs of motorhome and camper conversions. This version opens new horizons in the van world and demonstrates how an unusual design can flexibly serve market needs.
Concept and Features of "Back2Back"
Design composed of two independent cabins temporarily connected to facilitate transport from factory or port.
Each cabin has its own drivetrain with a 2.2-liter turbo diesel engine producing 178 horsepower.
Uses an 8-speed automatic transmission delivering power to the front wheels.
The vehicle can be driven in both directions as long as the other half is in neutral.
Differences between cabins include paint colors and wheel sizes (steel wheels or 16-inch aluminum alloys).
All-season tires of the same size ensure stability and good performance.
Final Use After Separating the Cabins
The two vehicles are separated upon delivery to the customer and become independent units that can be converted into motorhomes.
Each unit is mounted on an AL-KO chassis with torsion bar suspension to support camping equipment, with a payload capacity up to 4,400 kg.
The design focuses on a low flat floor to facilitate spacious, comfortable interior layouts.
Standard Equipment for Each Ducato Cabin
Electric power steering for easy handling.
ESP stability control system.
Traction control to prevent slipping.
Hill start assist.
Cruise control.
Heated electric side mirrors.
Dual USB ports for tech needs.
Captain chairs that rotate 180 degrees and slide, ideal for living space conversion.
Optional features include a leather-covered steering wheel with control buttons, DAB radio, and infotainment screen.
Ducato’s Market Influence in German Motorhomes
Fiat Ducato is the primary choice for builders despite competition in the large campervan market.
Over 427,590 motorhomes in Germany alone are based on the Ducato chassis.
It holds a 42.6% market share in Germany’s recreational vehicle sector.
Stellantis will showcase the "Back2Back" model at the Caravan Salon 2025 in Düsseldorf, from August 29 to September 7.
Comparison of Fiat Ducato Back2Back With Other Stellantis Vans
With its innovative and practical design, the Fiat Ducato "Back2Back" offers a revolutionary solution for the van and motorhome industry, with advanced operational benefits to meet the growing demand for recreational vehicles. The ability to transport two units as one simplifies logistics and distribution, representing a significant leap that demonstrates Stellantis’ skill in meeting customer needs innovatively.