• Forward-facing lounge: Everyone sits facing the same direction while travelling, so conversation flows naturally and no one's crammed sideways into a corner.
• Campervan with four sleeping places: The compact layout keeps weight and fuel costs down while still fitting a family of four to bed, making it practical for regular trips without the bulk of a larger conversion.
• Climate control throughout: You're not juggling the cab temperature separately from the living space, so the van stays comfortable end to end without fiddling with different systems.

• Campervan layout: The sleeping and living areas are compact, so space for storage and moving around is tighter than you'd find in a larger coachbuilt.
• 2.0 petrol engine: Fuel economy on longer trips won't match a diesel, and you'll notice the engine working harder when fully loaded or towing uphill.

A four-berth family campervan with automatic transmission and sensible kit that buyers recognise — cab air conditioning, reversing camera, solar panel and cruise control. The forward-facing lounge keeps everyone comfortable on the move, and it's the kind of layout families understand immediately.