Eriba launches new campervans for 2026

The most conventional layout in the Eriba Car range features a half-dinette up front, a transverse double bed at the back and kitchen and washroom in between.

The lounge seats four for travel and when dining, with the cab seats swivelled. This area is enhanced by the lack of a big overcab shelf, allowing the cupboards to sweep all the way to the front.

And there’s a surprising amount of worktop space in the kitchen – open shelving above and multifunction rails increase the practicality of this area.

The fridge is located at the end; it’s a pull-out drawer unit that can be accessed from inside or out. The drop-down washbasin is a particularly good use of space in the littlest room.

At the back the double bed, measuring 2m by 1.36m, sits on sprung supports. The three-part mattress allows the central section to be hinged upwards for storage of taller items when on the road.

While it would have been easy for Eriba to adapt the transverse bed 600 into a twin lounge camper, this rear lounge 602 model has a whole new design, and is a pure couples’ campervan.

There’s the same flip-down table on the outside of the kitchen, but, when you step on board, the front seating area consists purely of the cab seats. Just behind this there is a floor-to-ceiling unit that contains the fridge and a decent-sized wardrobe.

The washroom is the same, but it’s been moved further forwards to create more space in the rear for that aforementioned lounge. And what a lounge...

Twin sofas get armrests and cushions, offering plenty of feet-up relaxing space for two. Windows all round create an airy feel – the one on the offside is a slider, so you can operate the side door with this still open.

Then, at night, these make into single beds, the longest one measuring 2m.