• Bench seat layout feels open and relaxed: With no fixed bed or big dinette in the way, the space feels flexible and uncluttered.
• Full driving comfort spec: Cruise control, cab A/C, Bluetooth, and parking sensors make it easy to drive and tour.
• Solar panel keeps it campsite-light: Good for topping up leisure power between stops—no hook-up stress on shorter trips.

• Two berth only, so no guest options:Fine for couples, but not a van you can occasionally stretch for visitors or families.
• No fixed bed means nightly conversion: The bench seats turn into your bed—easy enough, but still a task at the end of the day.

This version of the Rhythm is the kind of van that clicks with second-time buyers—people who’ve done a season in a camper, figured out what matters, and now want something that’s a bit better built and easier to live with. It’s a practical choice with enough comfort spec to hold interest, but still small enough that it doesn’t feel like a full-size motorhome commitment.