Aussie Class C's getting more European
This is the Sunliner Switch an entry level Motorhome, based on an IVECO 50C chassis. It.is 26ft long
Melbourne-based Sunliner RV has released a new entry-level, mid-size motorhome range at the Penrith Caravan, Camping and Holiday Expo in NSW.
Priced from $112,000-$155,000 (plus on-road costs), the new Switch range is offered with eight layouts, from a more compact 7.1m long model with a drop-down bed to a 7.8m C Class motorhome with slide out double bed and lounge.
The layouts are similar to those offered on Sunliner’s existing Vibe, Vida and Twist models. Three cab-chassis options are available, including Renault Master, Fiat Ducato and Iveco Daily.
Sunliner says the Switch is built to a similar level of quality and construction as more expensive Sunliner motorhomes, including a steel sub chassis, one piece floor, composite walls and insulated roof.
Standard features across the range include a reverse camera, 175 litre two-door fridge, four burner cooktop, grille and microwave, 100Ah battery system, LED lighting, 100 litre fresh and 55 litre grey water tanks, 20 litre hot water system, shower and ceramic toilet, two 4kg gas bottles, air-conditioner, roll-out awning, 22in TV/DVD, AM/FM radio and external speakers.
Sunliner General Manager Nick Hunter said there were two major objectives for the new Switch range.
“First was to create a simple to buy motorhome, the second was to build a motorhome at an affordable price point,” he said.
“With the Switch we have taken our 40 years’ experience in the industry and packaged up our most popular layouts with specifications that will suit most types of travel. We also wanted to make owning a new motorhome accessible for more people without having to compromise on quality.”
