New Laikas on their way to Düsseldorf

The interior is where the most changes have occurred. All wood furniture is now finished in a Noce Opèra tone with all upholstery now coming in a Firenze eco-leather.

The kitchen area has been updated with a new three-burner stove next to a Fenix work surface. The stainless-steel sink now also comes with a multifunctional cover. A new dinette table has been ergonomically designed to slide, swivel and extend as the user sees fit.

Throughout the cab, a new multi-level LED lighting system has been integrated into the furniture. It is dimmable, and adds to the space's ambience by illuminating all storage compartments. The interior's primary functions are still controlled by the MyLaika SCU smart control unit which requires an app that functions as remote control.

Exterior changes to the year prior are entirely aesthetic on the new range. Laika has introduced new graphics consisting of a light Expedition Grey, which alternates with a darker Titanium Grey to create a contrasting aesthetic. The exterior restyle continues with a redesigned matte black side strip and updated black stripes on the lower side section with matte black finishes, trims, and details. Elsewhere outside, the rear has also been restyled with additional elements and a repositioned Laika logo at the top.

At the Caravan Salon 2025, Laika will also launch a new Kosmo campervan called the Supremo. Built on a Fiat Ducato 35 Light base, the Supremo’s standout feature is the three unique colour schemes available, all of which start at £71,800.
 

First up, the Azzuro Capri is light blue with black panels on both sides and orange and black details over the top. The Arancio Sicilia option is a burnt orange colour with black and green details and black panels on each side. Finally, the Verde Mugello is a dark green option with the same black panels each side. The exterior detailing is black and cream with extra lighter brown stripes, too.
 

The Supremo seats four inside with a traverse fixed double bed and half-dinette lounge. Its interior aesthetic is described as ‘eco-leather’ and contains light tones of grey and cream. The upholstery colour, however, does change in each of the three models. In the Azzuro Capri the seating comes in a light cream shade; in the Arancio Sicilia, it’s an orange tone similar the exterior. And finally the Verde Mugello contains brown seating within.
 

Finally, at the Caravan Salon, Laika will launch the Jehnert audio system as an option on the Kreos range. The Jehnert is based on a two-way system consisting of tweeter and subwoofers with a crossover that adjusts the central speaker. The subwoofer is integrated onto the seat bench with a nine-channel amplifier.