Etrusco launches new motorhomes and campervans for 2026

Campervans with single beds are very popular and this new model manages to offer this floorplan in a long-wheelbase (six metres long) Fiat Ducato.

It’s done that very effectively by taking the lounge elements of the medium-wheelbase 540 and, once installed in the 600, this creates enough room for beds that measure 1.91m long. Both beds can be folded up independently.

That’s handy if you’re on a solo cycling trip and want to ensure your bike stays safe on board overnight.

There’s even a neat cut-out in the room divider between bed and kitchen that holds the front wheel of a bike. A feature to note on the options list for all campervans is a new leg rest – you just fix a couple of brackets onto the driver’s cab seat (in the UK) and the cushioned rest slots in a little like a drawer mechanism.

This model can also be ordered with the optional pop-top and/or lounge bed conversion to sleep up to five.

With its eyes fixed firmly on the entry-level market, Etrusco is introducing two new overcab models, targeted at families taking their first step into motorhomes.

Though such motorhomes have always played a part in the Etrusco family, this is a whole new range for the coming season, offering two models on an all-driver-friendly 3.5-tonne chassis with sensible payloads for multi-berth motorhomes.

Choose between the six-berth A 6.9 DB with a transverse double bed and full dinette up front, or the four-berth A 6.9 SB with fixed single beds at the back and a half-dinette lounge behind the cab. 

Both have spacious double beds above the cab, swing-wall washrooms and a large family-friendly 135-litre fridge/freezer. 

Expect similar equipment levels to Etrusco’s T-Base range, with both models priced around £1,000 less than last year’s A 7300 DB overcab.