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MOTORHOMES
ADRIA
Stand 6.36, Hall 6
Stand 7.30/7.35, Hall 7
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The main attraction on the Adria stand will be the new Supersonic A-classes (1).
Based on the Mercedes Sprinter, there are currently four models available in this luxurious range.
But look out, too, for the new Twin Supreme 600 SBX, which made its debut at the Caravan Salon. This 6m-long van conversion with an electrical bed and flexible living space is aimed very much at outdoor sports fans.
AUTO CAMPERS
Stand 11.110, Hall 11
The Berkshire-based van converter returns this year with three models from its Ford-based range: the Hi-Line Leisure Van, with a sliding bed, the Hi-Line Day Van, with up to seven travel seats, and the pop-top MRV, with a suspended bed.
AUTO-SLEEPERS
Stand 8.25, Hall 8
Auto-Sleepers has no new models on its stand for this year, but the Trigano Group brand has hugely upgraded the entertainment spec on all of its current models.
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They now come with a 19.5in Full HD Avtex Smart TV, with apps and built-in FreeSat decoder (2).
You also get two 10W soundbars, to attach to the TV or use separately. The Avtex motorhome Wi-Fi system is now fitted, too. All coachbuilts have Truma’s latest iNet X control panel, with Bluetooth.
Apart from tech upgrades, a new Pamplona upholstery trim, due to be introduced