ATACAMA 5600
Creative world travel expedition vehicle
The Atacama series is one of the most popular ACTION MOBIL vehicles because it is characterized by a combination of off-road mobility, performance, functionality and creativity.
Typical for the Atacama is the living and sleeping cabin in the rear area and the arrangement of the sanitary rooms in the front part. The driver's cab gives direct access to the interior of the all-wheel drive mobile home. A stylish kitchen with freezer, refrigerator and Miele stove leaves nothing to be desired. A solar and battery system provides the electricity required.
There is plenty of storage space for bulky equipment under the raised bed in the rear of the vehicle – ideal for expeditions and world trips. Some Atacama variants have even housed a dust-proof motorcycle garage here.
Further details can be found in the technical data.
| Total length | 8.000 mm |
| Body length | 5.600 mm |
| Width | 2.350 mm |
| Height | 3.575 mm |
| Weight ready-to-go | 10.9 Tons |
| Payload | 3.18 - 8.18 Tons |
| Performance | 290 - 320 PS |
| Emission class with AdBlue shut off system (international suitability) | on request |
Water supply
Water / Tanks
- Fresh water: 440 litres
- Waste water: 145 litres
- Toilet tank: 3 x 17 litres casette
Battery & Solar
Battery system & Solar system
- Type of battery: 460 @ 24V
- Solar power: 1050 Watt
- Charger: 60A / 28V
Kitchen
Kitchen equipment
- Fridge: In-house construction ACTION MOBIL - 1 x 175 Litre
- Freezer: In-house construction ACTION MOBIL - 1 x 150 Litre
- Induction cooker: MIELE
More
Further equipment
- SONORO sound system
- WiFi-Router 4G/LTE
- Alarm system
- LED lightning system
- Windows: In-house construction / ACTION MOBIL
Gallery - ATACAMA 5600 in Iceland & Scandinavia
The pictures were kindly provided by "Huskyontour". Huskyontour is a 10-year world tour project by and with husky dog Akira in her MAN Action Mobil "Nanook" over 241,000km and 78 countries on 6 continents. For more information, visit the website: huskyontour.com
Image gallery of an older Atacama 5600 vehicle
