Five sleeping places in the six-meter campervan
Anyone who wants the flexibility of a van but still wants to travel as a family of five will now find what they are looking for. At the Caravan Salon 2024, Roller Team will be showing its new campervan “Livingstone 7 Active“.
The six-meter-long vehicle on Fiat Ducato The base is short enough to find a parking space in the city. As soon as you open the sliding door you can see the difference to conventional floor plans. The dinette is set back a little and has another seat opposite, directly behind the driver’s seat. This allows a total of five seat belts.
The interior is kept neutral. The storage space for the luggage of five people might be tight for some people.
Image: Car Whiz / Lisa Busse
(This is the most expensive camper at the 2024 trade fair)
An unusual bathroom for a van
The bathroom concept is just as unusual and we only know it from larger motorhomes. The shower is on the right in the direction of travel and the toilet is on the left in the vehicle. Two doors create a spacious bathroom that takes up the entire width of the vehicle. If you are not using the bathroom, the two individual areas can be closed off and free up the usual passage to the rear.
The bathroom offers everything you need, but blocks the passage when you want to use it.
Image: Car Whiz / Lisa Busse
Five sleeping places in just six metres of vehicle length
In the rear part of the motorhome there are two bunk beds with a sleeping area of ​​185 x 79.5 cm and 183 x 68 cm. Two further sleeping places can be found in the pop-up roof (200 x 130 cm) and another would be possible with the convertible dinette (190 x 88 cm). It should be noted that the vehicle lacks storage space for camping equipment due to the bunk beds. However, if you want to travel with five people, you have to make compromises somewhere. The price for the vehicle on display with a 140 hp engine is 69,980 euros.
The bunk beds in the rear are small in size, but well suited for children.
Image: Car Whiz
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