• Compact but cleverly arranged inside: Despite its size, the Nuevo doesn’t feel cramped. The layout makes the most of every inch—giving you a usable kitchen, full washroom, and a lounge that converts easily.
• Real oven, proper worktops: Unlike some small coachbuilts that scrimp on kitchen space, this one includes a full oven, decent workspace, and storage that works for actual cooking.

• Well-Equipped Cab: Cab A/C and multifunction steering wheel add comfort and control.

• Only two seatbelts limits versatility: It’s strictly for solo travellers or couples—there’s no scope for ferrying extra people, even short term.
• No permanent bed setup: The lounge turns into the bed, which means nightly conversion. Easy enough, but some buyers will still prefer a fixed bed.

The Nuevo holds its ground as a compact that does the basics right without cutting corners. It’s ideal for couples stepping up from a campervan or down from a larger motorhome, offering just enough room and plenty of usable kit. With its reputation, practical spec, and smart layout, it’s a reassuring option for buyers who’ve tried other vans and now just want one that works without fuss.