Sun Living: What will we see from this budget campervan brand in 2025

All Sun Living campervans are based on the Fiat Ducato. This facelifted base vehicle benefits from a new grille, more aerodynamic door mirrors, and the new eight-speed automatic gearbox. The latest V Series campervans, like the Sun Living motorhomes, get sportier graphics, now in dark grey. 

Similarly, added contrast can be found on the inside with new fabrics and black details, such as cupboard catches and taps. Reflecting the move away from gas for greater off-grid independence, the latest campervans also feature a diesel-powered Truma Combi heating appliance, which saves space by combining water and space heating into one unit.

Four models are available in the V Series range, with the addition of a new compact model for 2025. The V 55SP is based on the medium-wheelbase Ducato, so is only 5.41m long – a size not offered in the Twin range from parent company, Adria. It is only available with an automatic gearbox (the larger models can be manual or auto’). 

It is also the only model offered as a TentTop version with a rising roof to provide an additional 2.00m by 1.30m double bed. Whether specified with or without the TentTop, the V 55SP has a half-dinette front lounge (fitted with Isofix), plus swivel cab seats and a wall-mounted table. 

The side kitchen is adjacent to the offside sliding door and, with its 84-litre compressor fridge facing forwards, it’s easy to reach a cold drink from outside. At the rear, the transverse double bed (1.96m by 1.34m, narrowing to 1.16m on the nearside) is made up of three mattress sections which can be stowed to give a full-height garage space.

The V 55SP TentTop is the same campervan, bar the roof, as the standard V 55SP. It, too, comes with a choice of three upholsteries and either 140hp or 180hp engines, both linked to Fiat’s new eight-speed automatic as standard. 

Exterior colours are white, Expedition Grey or metallic black. 

The slightly larger V 60SP, based on the six-metre Fiat, has a similar layout to its little brother, but the bigger van gives it a bit more space inside, including a larger double bed across the rear (1.95m by 1.40m). 

The campervan portfolio is completed by the V 65SL, built on the extra-long Fiat. This has a similar layout to the V 60SP, except that the extra length benefits the bedroom, where twin beds allow lengthways sleeping. Mounted low, these beds provide easy access and can also be used as settees. If you require an additional berth, a hammock-type bunk can also be added above.