Swift 2026

Being introduced to a new range of motorhomes can be a bit predictable these days. “Here we have the single bed layout and this one’s the island bed version…” If it’s a British brand there might be a

THE Escape range has moved far from its entry-level beginnings of nearly two decades ago and, these days, sits between the Voyager and Kon-Tiki in Swift’s motorhome line-up (prices start at £88,890).

CARAVANS WITH FIXED single beds and an end washroom used to be all over the place, but are somewhat rarer now. This season they don’t appear in any line-up at Swift or at Erwin Hymer UK, and there is

It’s Chausson for Dolphin... Dolphin Motorhomes has announced it has taken on the franchise for Chausson motorhomes at its Southampton branch (it also has an outlet on the outskirts of Christchurch, D

The new Volkswagen T7 has undoubtedly split opinion in the campervan world, but CamperKing reckons the latest version of the iconic Transporter is “sleeker, smarter and more efficient” than its predec

WildAx Motorhomes has built a reputation for converting vans on an unusually wide variety of base vehicles. But in recent years the Ford Transit has come so much to the fore that it currently accounts