• Compact campervan format stays easy to drive: The Symbol feels manageable on the road and in car parks, helped further by parking sensors and a reversing camera.

• Bench-seat layout keeps the living space flexible: The open lounge works well for relaxing during the day and converts without involving the cab area at night.

• Awning extends usable living space: It creates a sheltered outdoor area that works well for meals or simply sitting out in better weather.

• Three seatbelts but only two berths: The extra travel seat adds flexibility for short journeys but doesn’t translate into additional sleeping capacity.

• Bench seating requires nightly bed conversion: The bed needs to be made up each evening rather than being permanently in place

The Symbol offers a well-rounded take on couple-focused campervan touring, combining manageable size with a notably high equipment level. Its mix of self-sufficiency features, driving aids, and comfort upgrades gives it a more considered feel than simpler conversions, without straying into bulkier coachbuilt territory. For a dealer, it provides a refined, well-specified campervan option that appeals to buyers looking for quality and ease of use in a compact package.