• Drop-down bed keeps the floor clear: You get proper sleeping space without sacrificing the open lounge feel during the day — a big win on a compact footprint.
• Bench-seat lounge feels roomy: Side-facing seats make the front end feel wider and more relaxed than a dinette, great for couples who spend evenings inside.
• Tour-ready spec: Awning, tow bar, reversing camera, alarm, solar-ready electrics, cab A/C, and part-leather — it’s already set up for proper use, not a blank shell.

• No fixed bed option: Some buyers prefer a bed that stays made up all the time — the drop-down is easy, but still not “just climb in.”
• Storage can feel split up: Plenty of lockers, but no big garage space for bulkier gear, which some touring buyers look for.

The T481 hits that sweet middle ground  compact, modern, and easy to use, with a layout that appeals to couples and small families. The drop-down bed and open lounge give it a big-van feel without the size, and the kit level makes it a simple, confidence-boosting buy. It’s the kind of van people step into and “get” straight away.