• Proper six-berth, six-belt setup: Fully usable for a group both on the road and when parked, without any mismatch between seats and beds.

• Multiple fixed and flexible sleeping options: French bed and drop-down mean not everything relies on converting the lounge each night.

• Well set up for trips away: Solar, awning and reversing camera make it ready to use without needing to add much.

• Drop-down bed cuts through space when in use: Once lowered, it limits movement through the main living area.

• More layout than open space: With multiple beds and dinette, it feels more structured than spacious

This suits buyers who need a layout that genuinely works for a group, rather than adapting a smaller van. The mix of fixed and drop-down beds makes it more practical than lounge-only setups. It works well for families who want something usable day to day, not just for sleeping. It adds a proper six-berth option that’s built around capacity and structure.