• Rear French bed provides a permanent main sleeping area: There’s no need to dismantle the lounge each night for the primary berth, which makes longer stays more comfortable.

• Overcab bed increases sleeping capacity without using floor space: The raised double keeps the living area free during the day while offering a generous extra berth.

• Full dinette supports shared meals and travel seating: It provides a structured dining space and converts into additional sleeping when required.

• Only four travel belts for six berths: Not all sleeping occupants can travel at the same time, which limits full-capacity use on the road.

• Interior can feel busy at full occupancy: With all beds in use, movement through the living area becomes more limited.

The Orian Aquila offers genuine six-berth capability combined with a fixed rear bed, a layout that still appeals to buyers travelling with children or extended family. Its blend of permanent and convertible sleeping areas gives it flexibility without moving into a much larger body size. For a dealer, it adds a high-capacity, traditional family motorhome that sits distinctly apart from smaller couple-focused vans or modern low-profile designs.