Bluebird – 4 berth Other campervan from 2019

Welcome to our Wildax Solaris XL.

If you do not know this model, let me tell you a few things about it. This is a very spacious 4 people camper. There are four travel seats and four berths. One front transverse double bed and two rear bunk beds.
But in spite those beds still has a special living area, big enough for six, spacious kitchen and a bathroom. Plus wardrobes and lots of storage.
This model is a luxurious camper and the fit and finish as well as furniture is high end.
Do not expect cheap finishes from normal rental models.
This van has also been designed for all year campervaning and has a highly insulated interior, efficient Truma heating and even heated water tanks and protected piping. It can easily keep you at over 20 degrees Celsius inside, while minus 0 outside.
The kitchen has four burners (not the usual 2 found in campers), grill, oven microwave and a 145 l. fridge with freezer . Two tables which can be located through three different poles in the living area.
The living can be left in four individual seats (front swivel seats), or the two rear seats can be transformed in two opposite benches, easily seating six in the seating area if needed.
The van has a fresh water tank of 100l plus another 100l of grey water and 25 of black waters.
It comes equipped with a large solar panel and two leisure batteries, which allows to off grid camping for days. Lots of LED lighting and usb charges through the van, with tactile sensitive reading lamps on the 4 berths.

The driving area itself is also different to the normal cheap rentals. You've got leather steering wheel with radio controls, voice command, traction control, cruise control, integrated sat nav, RDS, 6 speed , Euro 6 engine, Remis cabin blinds, remote alarm, electric windows, central locking, captain chairs with integrated seatbelts and multiple adjusts (height, reach, etc...) multiple USB conexions, etc...It also has a digital gas indicator for the gas tank (integrated underslung 25 l. of LPG, so not need to change gas bottles)

And the extra equipment is carried over the outside as well, with LED daylights, 16"alloys, coloured bumper, parking sensors and rear view camera.
The camper is a breath to drive, very smooth, and reasonably economical, averaging around 33 mpg .

I think I indicated the most relevant information, but if you still have any doubts, please do not hesitate to ask.

Cheers