Club Campers Frontier vs Zeekr X (awd)

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Club Campers Frontier
Club Campers Frontier

2018 price

Zeekr X (awd)
Zeekr X (awd)

2025 price

Summary

2018 Club Campers Frontier
2025 Zeekr X (awd)
Safety Rating

Engine Type
Electric motor type
Permanent Magnet
Fuel Type
Vehicle type
Battery Electric
Fuel Efficiency
Electric range
470 km
Energy consumption

15.5 kWh/100km
Battery capacity

66.00 kWh
Seating

5
Dislikes

  • Rear door sill design restricts visibility for kids
  • AWD is less energy efficient than RWD
  • Range is less than 500km in AWD
2018 Club Campers Frontier Summary

Cub Campers is Australia’s oldest camper-trailer manufacturer and one of the oldest businesses in the caravan and camping industry, having just celebrated 50 years of operation in 2018.

The company can lay claim to inventing the soft-floor camper trailer, pioneering the rear-fold and championing off-road campers when everyone else was concerned with the on-road market. Amongst all that, though, it was late to the game when it comes to forward-fold campers, not releasing the Frontier until early in 2016, well after the flood of Chinese manufactured versions became immensely popular. So why did Cub wait so long and was it worth it?

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2025 Zeekr X (awd) Summary

Zeekr is a new electric brand and the X small SUV is one of its first cars to come to Australia.

Owned by the Chinese carmaker Geely, which also has a big stake in Volvo, the X is designed in Sweden, built in China and now sold here.

Rivals to this little electric SUV include the Smart #1, Volvo EX30 and Xpeng G6.

The Zeekr X line-up is currently very simple - there’s the rear-wheel drive version and the all-wheel drive we tested. 

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