• Drop-down bed: Lowers when needed without taking over the lounge, so the main seating stays usable during the day.

• Compact but practical: Easier to drive and park than larger family layouts, while still offering enough space to use properly when set up.

• Comfortable cab setup: Air conditioning, Bluetooth and multifunction steering wheel help make longer journeys more relaxed and familiar.

• Compact kitchen and washroom: More limited for space compared to larger vans, especially for regular use or longer stays.

• Dated interior finish: The 2015 styling doesn’t feel as modern as newer Chausson layouts, particularly in materials and overall look.

This suits buyers who need a layout that can work for a family without stepping up in size. The mix of bunks, drop-down bed and dinette gives it a more practical feel when in use, rather than relying on one space. It works well for those who want something compact but still usable day to day. It adds a layout that’s built around flexibility and how the space is actually used.