The layout uniquely splits the camper into two distinct social areas via a central kitchen and washroom corridor
Features a forward-facing twin travel seats with a seatbelt . Both cab seats swivel to face a large dining table, creating an area that can also convert into a 6ft single bed.
Unlike the standard Aurora (which features a permanent fixed transverse bed), the Leisure variant boasts two long, opposing side sofas with dual rear side windows. A robust metal sliding mechanism pulls the frame together to transform this area into a transverse double bed in under a minute.
Equipped with a 90-litre 3-way fridge, a 2-burner gas hob, a combined oven/grill, a sink, and a sliding larder drawer for food storage.
A wet-room design that utilizes space efficiently with a cassette toilet, a drop-down washbasin, and an integrated shower.
Standard Equipment & Winterisation Heating & Hot Water: Equipped with a Truma Combi system that runs efficiently on either diesel directly from the main vehicle tank or 230V mains electric hook up.
Features fully winterised, insulated fresh and waste water tanks (typically around 100 litres), making it capable of comfortable 4-season touring.
Built with a 12V leisure battery system, an automatic electric entrance step, and LED lighting throughout. Many models from this era also include aftermarket or factory-fitted solar panels