• Flexible front lounge layout: The mix of a half dinette and a bench seat gives buyers options — a proper dining spot plus a relaxed seating area, which makes the space feel more usable day to day.
• Transverse bed keeps the footprint compact: You get a permanent rear bed without stretching the overall length, ideal for anyone wanting a smaller motorhome without losing a fixed sleeping area.
• Good touring kit already fitted: Awning, bike rack, solar, reversing camera, heated mirrors, cruise control — it’s genuinely ready to head out without needing much extra spend.

• Storage is a bit segmented: Plenty of spots to stash things, but not many large, open spaces for bulkier gear — worth noting for buyers who travel heavy.
• Bathroom space is on the smaller side: Typical for this layout, but some buyers used to larger washrooms may find it compact.

The Evolution 125 hits a spot for a lot of buyers manageable size, fixed bed, and a front layout that doesn’t feel cramped. Add in the strong spec and tidy condition these tend to come in, and it becomes an easy van to show and even easier for customers to imagine using straight away. It’s a practical, well-equipped motorhome that tends to move quickly because it balances space, comfort, and price in a way that really works.