Auto-Trail has unveiled its new Adventure Coachbuilt line-up at the NEC this week.
The new range, which is based on a Peugeot Boxer, features four models, three of which are on display at the Motorhome and Caravan Show this week. Each ‘van comes with four berths and four travel seats.
The range comes with a new body shell which includes a redesigned GRP overcab with a panoramic skylight at the rear. A particularly useful feature, which could be of interest to those on the hunt for the best 4 berth motorhome, is how the bed which is found here can extend out into the lounge area in the evenings, before being stowed away during the day when living space will be prioritised.
The four models in the line-up come with a new ‘Caramel’ wood colour inside, and either Piero Blue upholstery as standard or the darker Otaru Blue as a no cost option.
The line-up includes the Adventure 64 (OTR from £68,995), which comes with an end washroom, the Adventure 76G, which comes with a transverse bed above the garage, and for fans of rear lounge motorhomes, there is the Adventure 76 (OTR from £71,455). The final model in the line-up is the Adventure 74, which has an island bed, but is not on display.
The ‘vans have a spec which includes a three-way Thetford fridge and Truma CombiNeo. There are three optional packs to choose from as well, for ‘van owners who want motorhome upgrades.
These include a Premium Pack (£1,395), with a Pioneer 9-inch touchscreen DAB radio with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as cab blinds and an integrated colour reversing camera.
The Drivers Pack is another option (£1395), which adds a leather steering wheel and gear lever, an electronic park brake, advanced LED highlights, remote central locking and gloss silver Techno dashboard trims.
The final optional pack is the Lifestyle Pack (£2,250), which includes a wind-out awning, removable carpets, a 21.5-inch Avtex smart TV, 5G ready Wi-Fi, an external gas BBQ point, and a window in the habitation door.
The new additions to the Auto-Trail line-up have been joined in making their first appearance at the NEC by the five-model Bailey Ascent range. The coachbuilt ‘vans feature two new floorplans, including one with drop-down single beds.
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