• Compact body size keeps it easy to place on the road: The Rio Side feels more manageable than many coachbuilts, particularly on narrower routes and smaller pitches.

• Bench-seat lounge creates an open daytime living area: The parallel sofas give a comfortable space to relax and convert into sleeping without complicated mechanisms.

• Solar panel supports off-grid stopovers: Leisure batteries can stay maintained during short stays away from hook-up.

• Only two travel belts limit passenger use: Although it offers three berths, it’s primarily set up for a couple travelling together.

• Sleeping area requires nightly conversion: There’s no permanently fixed bed, so the lounge must be made up each evening.

The Rio Side appeals to buyers who want a smaller coachbuilt that still offers a little more sleeping flexibility than a strict two-berth. Its manageable size, sensible equipment list, and straightforward layout make it easy for customers to picture using for weekend breaks or longer touring as a couple. It’s a model that tends to attract those who value compact dimensions and usability over maximum capacity or elaborate features.