Etrusco updates the exterior design for 2024

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The Etrusco brand stands for reliable motorhomes with a Mediterranean, elegant design and an excellent price-performance ratio.

Highlights of Etrusco's 2024 motorhomes and campervans

• Urban Camper model introduced, based on the Renault Trafic, It has a pop-top and has been designed to be both passenger car and campervan.

• Ford Transit campervans, that we currently don’t see in the UK, adopt a fold-out extension to the rear bed for the 600 DF 4x4, allowing the transverse bed length to be extended by up to 37cm.

• All coachbuilt motorhomes – narrow low-profiles (Vans), traditional low-profiles (T), A-classes (I) and overcabs (A) – get a new exterior decal scheme, with more black and anthracite colours. Some of the mouldings see a facelift, too.

• The T 6900 SB and I 6900 SB single bed models have been revised to enable a bed length of 2m.

But the real star feature is at the back. This is what is known as an island bed (also commonly referred to as queen beds in Europe). You can access the double (1.98m long by 1.48m wide) from the wide raised floor on both sides. Each sleeper gets a wardrobe, reading light and a bedside table-esque worktop. There are cupboards above for more storage, too, along with doors to access more space at the foot of the bed.

That height allows for larger storage space below, with doors on either side – one of those is large enough to load bikes through, with the other providing access to items stored on the other side.

Also, the door on the toilet cubicle swings over to create an en suite to the bed, as well as a second sliding door to provide privacy from the rear bedroom. This way, if you did want this to be more than a two-berth, those sleeping up front and in the bedroom are ensured privacy when using the facilities.

As with the T 7400 QBC model above, the kitchen feels part of this space, giving an open-plan apartment feel.

Open a door to walk through the en suite washroom (shower on the left and toilet compartment with basin on the right) to the rear bedroom. Steps lead up to the high-level beds with a window on each side. However, with an infill cushion, you can make this into a large double, with a ladder supplied for access in this configuration.

The bed runs across the rear and that’s thanks to the Fiat Ducato base, it’s a good 1.95m long. A panel between the under-bed space and the rest of the living area offers a step up into the bed and it’s removable for more flexible storage options.

Although this makes an excellent two-berth, if you wanted to accommodate more people, you can order this model with the pop-top roof, providing two extra berths, or the lounge seat conversion into a single bed.