• Four belted seats provide genuine travel flexibility: Family or friends can come along without compromising on safe, forward-facing seating.

• Campervan format is easier to manoeuvre than a coachbuilt: Narrow roads, smaller pitches, and everyday parking are more manageable.

• Tow bar increases practical versatility: It allows for towing or fitting additional rear-mounted carriers if required.

• Campervan height can limit overhead locker space: Storage capacity is lower than in taller motorhomes.

• Living and dining share the same area: There’s no fully separate lounge or bedroom zone.

The Pulse offers a practical middle ground between compact two-berth campervans and larger family coachbuilts. Its four travel seats and manageable size make it appealing to buyers who want flexibility without stepping up to a much bigger vehicle. For a dealer, it provides a sensible, easy-to-understand campervan option that broadens the range beyond couple-focused layouts.