Westfalia launches new 2027 campervan models

The coming year will also see a new range called Nansen, named after the Norwegian polar explorer, Fridtjof Nansen. There will be two new models, 600L and 640LS, based on the Fiat Ducato.

Both models will get the 140hp engine and eight speed automatic gearbox with a white exterior finish as standard. This can be upgraded to the 160hp or 180hp with grey and blue exterior colour options. You can also order the Nansen Pack (£1,280) which features a 150Ah lithium battery, reversing camera, flyscreen for the side door, awning light, leather steering wheel, 16in alloys and an electric step. 

A 4 Seasons Pack is also available for £2,190. This adds a Skyview panoramic roof, awning, 160W solar panel, roller blinds and two outdoor chairs.

The 600L has a transverse double bed (1.90m by 1.30m) and removable bunk (1.85m by 1.30m) above; the lower bed can also be removed to increase the rear storage area when needed. However, it’s the washroom which is different as there is a separate shower opposite the toilet, with doors that can shut off the front and rear. 

The kitchen has a 90-litre compressor fridge that can be opened from both sides and a two-burner gas hob. This Nansen 600L is priced from £67,490 and will be available to order from September.

The second Nansen model, called 640LS, features a lengthways double bed (1.90m by 1.50m) that can be raised and lowered at the touch of a button. When lifted away to the ceiling the rear storage area is 1.60m high, while the lowest position means the bed is just 66cm off the floor.

There’s sliding doors on the side that reveal a big wardrobe. The washroom has a swing wall to create a separate shower space. This model has a 157-litre compressor fridge.

The price for the 640LS starts at £69,990, again available from September. 

The Mercedes-based James Cook models will also be available in Classic and Premium specification and can be ordered with a digital interior rear-view mirror and a Clesana toilet. The Club Joker Urban, on the Ford Transit Custom, can be ordered with a new aqua blue paint and sees changes to the kitchen unit for the coming year.

The Ford Transit Custom-based Kipling with its transverse rear bed, adopts new two-tone upholstery, integrated blinds for the cab and a new generation of Eberspächer heater. Prices will start from £63,090.

The classic side kitchen Kelsey will get a 240-degree opening roof canvas, and the changes also seen in the Kipling, priced from £63,090.