Buccaneer launches new motorhomes for 2026

If the F-4F doesn’t suit your requirements because you prefer single beds to a double, then the F-4S is the alternative floorplan in this new premium range.

As with the F-4F, this is a low-profile motorhome on a Fiat Ducato chassis, with the 140hp engine, automatic gearbox and 3,650kg gross weight. Again, it’s 7.37m long.

The F-4S has rear twin beds but not in the continental over-garage style, instead mounted low with the washroom beyond, across the rear – a layout that may particularly suit those with mobility issues.

In fact, the spacious rear washroom is a key feature and also incorporates a double-door wardrobe, so it doubles as a changing room. The washroom is very spacious and the separate shower is a good size, too.

The F-4S is priced at £96,195 but there are extra-cost options to consider to make your Quantum even more luxurious. Leather upholstery adds £3,499 and a black cab (instead of the standard Artense Silver) is £848. 

Then there’s the Lux Edition – in 180hp automatic, B-Sense Safety Pack (driver assistance systems), tyre pressure monitoring and a spare wheel – priced at another £5k.

Inside, it’s the Narbonne Oak furniture that gives the Quantum a different feel to other EHG motorhomes, while the programmable gas/electric Alde heating (now with automotive-standard glycol antifreeze coolant) is the most practical benefit. Tank heaters are fitted, too, while habitation air-conditioning (as standard) means that both extremes of weather are catered for.

The lounge adopts en vogue parallel sofas (shorter on the offside), with armrests and scatter cushions for additional comfort. Hidden below are the fold-up Aguti travel seats. If you need four berths, the sofas can be turned into a bed.

Dining is on a free-standing table stored in its own cupboard next to the entrance.