• Proper six-berth, six-belt setup: It’s fully usable for larger groups both on the road and when parked, without compromising on travel seating.

• Additional overcab sleeping area: The bed above the cab adds extra capacity without taking away from the main living space.

• Good range of practical extras: The awning, electric step, bike rack and reversing camera all add everyday usability when touring.

• Half dinette reduces lounge comfort: The seating area is more focused on travel than stretching out and relaxing.

• Large size to manage: The six-berth layout results in a longer vehicle that can feel bulky on the road.

This suits buyers who need a layout that can handle more people without everything feeling crammed into one space. The mix of seating areas gives it a more usable, day-to-day feel when parked, rather than relying on a single lounge. It works well for families or groups who spend time inside as well as travelling. It adds a more versatile option that focuses on how the space is used, not just how many it sleeps.