• A-class comfort with a real sense of space: The flat-front design, huge windscreen and wide lounge make it feel more like a small apartment than a motorhome — proper “touring in comfort” vibes.
• Island bed that feels genuinely premium: Easy access from both sides and doesn’t intrude on the living space. Buyers moving up from French beds really notice the difference.
• Drop-down bed makes hosting simple: No cushion-rearranging or nightly faff — it’s there when you need it and gone when you don’t.

• Size demands confidence: It’s a big A-class, and while it drives well, it won’t appeal to nervous downsizers.
• Running costs are higher than mid-market models: Tyres, servicing and general upkeep reflect the premium build.

Buyers hunting for a proper upgrade not just a newer van, but a better way of travelling always stop for vehicles like this. The Explorateur has presence, comfort, and a spec list that genuinely means something to experienced tourers. It’s the kind of A-class that stands out on a forecourt and appeals to customers who know what they want: space, quality, and kit that makes long trips easy.