Essential Guide to 2020 motorhomes - Dethleffs motorhomes

The Pulse range arrived on the market for 2019 with its new, aerodynamic design. Dethleffs has made changes for the new season, which come into its new ‘Pulse Classic’ models.

Dethleffs Pulse Classic T 7051 EB motorhome

Aimed at motorhome owners who prefer a more subtle interior design, the Classic comes with lighter furniture, floors with a stylish but understated stone finish and matching upholstery.

The 3.5-tonne, 7.4-metre, low-profile T 7051 EB has single beds, which can be made into a double bed, as standard, giving you more space for relaxing.

The washroom and shower room sit opposite each other and can be turned into a private washroom using the doors between the bedroom and living space. The overhead locker doors throughout the model have soft-close hinges, which adds to the relaxed atmosphere of this low-profile motorhome.

Dethleffs’ IsoProtect double-layer flooring provides superb insulation, plus the floor is flat throughout, reducing the potential to trip when moving around inside. The ‘Light Moments’ lighting system in the Pulse Classic T 7051 EB gives you the choice of four modes to match your mood.

There are also plenty of features that come as standard in this model, including automatic cab air-conditioning, central locking, a window in the habitation door, an opening skylight above the cab, LED daytime running lights, alloy wheels and a leather steering wheel.

Outside, the T 7051 EB has the Pulse’s aerodynamic design, plus a more rounded rear. The lightweight design of the T 7051 EB ensures you have a generous payload, so you don’t have to worry about what to take, or not, on your adventures.

Option packages enable buyers to add two extra berths in the form of a drop-down bed, as well as driver assistance systems, winter equipment, flush-fitting windows and engine and transmission options.

In summary, the Pulse Classic T 7051 EB is a motorhome with an elegant and relaxing ambience that is ideal for couples – or for four if you opt for two extra berths for guests, children or grandchildren.

SPECIFICATION
Price from: £59,990 OTR
Base vehicle: Fiat Ducato low platform
Layout: Rear single beds
Berths: 2-4
Travel seats: 4
Length: 7.41m
Gross weight: 3,499kg
Payload: 456kg

Dethleffs Trend Edition T 7057 DBM motorhome

Part of Dethleffs’ bestselling portfolio, the low-profile Trend Edition range is new for the 2020 season. Trend motorhomes are popular among first-time buyers and this new Trend Edition, seen here as the T 7057 DBM, is perfect for those who want generous specification, first-rate living space and good storage.

This model has a rear island double bed and an optional drop-down bed in the lounge, plus the ability to upgrade to gain a fifth berth. The generous living space includes L-shaped seating for family meals and a skylight above.

SPECIFICATION
Price from: £51,990 OTR
Base vehicle: Fiat Ducato
Layout: Rear island bed
Berths: 2 to 4
Travel seats: 4
Length: 7.41m
Gross weight: 3,499kg
Payload: 510kg

Dethleffs Trend T 6757 DBL motorhome

A new layout for 2020, the low-profile Trend T 6757 DBL has a rear island bed and a stylish seating area in the front lounge. It has been designed to appeal to anyone looking for a high-quality motorhome under seven metres long.

The appealing lounge seating has bench seats opposite each other (seen below in the A-class I 6757 DBL), which makes the area very spacious. The large washroom is another highlight of the new layout, which can be screened off from the living area with a sliding door. For those looking for more berths, an upgrade to include a drop-down double bed is available but, even without any options, there are already a lot of great features for the price in this motorhome!

SPECIFICATION
Price from: £54,490 OTR
Base vehicle: Fiat Ducato
Layout: Rear island bed
Berths: 2 to 4
Travel seats: 4
Length: 6.96m
Gross weight: 3,500kg
Payload: 679kg

Highlights of Dethleffs’ 2020 motorhomes

• New layouts for the Trend range: the 6617 EB with high-level single beds or the 6757 DBL with island bed and inward-facing lounge, both available as an A-class or a low-profile
• The Trend A7877-2 has a new rear design and improved functions in the kitchen, including lighting and a new rail system
• The Pulse gets two new low-profiles, both with inward-facing lounge sofas
• The Pulse Classic adds a more traditional interior décor option to the contemporary Pulse range
• The Trend Edition is a new range offering entry-level motorhomes but with great levels of equipment and at a competitive price

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