Campervans' reach extends into the year 2025 by Carado
Carado Introduces Innovative Campervan Layout for 2025 Season
Carado, a leading manufacturer of campervans, has unveiled a new layout for its 2025 season. The highlight of this layout is a unique permanent staircase leading up to a bed in a pop-up roof, a first for a budget brand like Carado [1].
Based on the Fiat Ducato chassis, the new campervan boasts a cab separated by a partition from the living area. The staircase, situated immediately behind the cab and in front of the sliding door, integrates storage compartments, a half-height fridge, and a tall, slimline wardrobe [1].
The rear lounge features parallel settees located behind a side kitchen, providing ample seating and space for relaxation [1]. The vehicle length is approximately 5.41 meters, making it compact yet spacious.
This innovative use of a permanent staircase is more commonly found on larger motorhomes but is new to campervans in this pricing segment [1]. The model also sports a fresh front design with exclusive Pro graphics, folding cab blinds, and a 3.75m awning, enhancing outdoor use [3].
The Pro+ Pack, including an awning, a color-coded bumper, alloy wheels, special decals, and cab blinds, is now available on the CV600 and CV640 campervan models, and across all of the van range [4].
Carado has made changes to the chassis of all its vehicles for the 2025 season, with improvements such as improved driver assistance features and aerodynamic exterior mirrors [5].
In addition, the CV590, a shorter cousin of the CV602, is being made available as a special Edition25 4×4 vehicle this year [6]. The CV590 comes fitted with a 170bhp engine, extended panels on both sides at the back, an opening rear window, and the same oven and sink found in low-profile motorhomes from Carado [6].
The towing capacity for Ford-based vehicles from Carado has been increased to 2 tonnes [7]. Citroen-based vehicles from Carado come with automatic transmission as standard, in addition to aerodynamic mirrors [8].
The CV602 is 5.99m long and comes with fixed single beds in the back, with an optional pop-up roof. Prices for the campervans start at £55,690, for vans at £55,290, for low-profiles at £61,590, for overcabs at £62,790, and for A-classes at £75,990 [9].
Malibu has also introduced its first Mercedes-based campervan, further expanding the range of options available for campervan enthusiasts in 2025.
[1] Carado CV602: A Revolutionary Campervan Layout
[2] Carado CV602: A New Era in Campervan Design
[3] Carado CV602: Maximizing Space Efficiency and Comfort
[4] Carado Pro+ Pack: Enhancing Your Campervan Experience
[5] Carado 2025 Campervans: Chassis Upgrades for Improved Performance
[6] Carado CV590 Edition25 4×4: A Compact Off-Roader
[7] Carado Ford-Based Vehicles: Increased Towing Capacity
[8] Carado Citroen-Based Vehicles: Standard Automatic Transmission and Aerodynamic Mirrors
[9] Carado 2025 Prices: Affordable Luxury for All
- To aid potential buyers in making an informed decision, careful consideration of various reviews and advice from other campervan owners is essential when weighing the benefits of the innovative layout offered in the Carado CV602 for the 2025 season, which boasts a permanent staircase and improved performance with chassis upgrades.
- As theCV602 motorhomes boast a tall, slimline wardrobe and multiple storage compartments along the staircase, it may be advisable to research the latest gear and technology available to optimize storage solutions and ensure the most convenient campervan experience.
- With the CV602 now available with an optional pop-up roof and fixed single beds, potential buyers may find advice on roof setup, bed arrangement, and optimal use of the rear lounge area to be invaluable in maximizing the space efficiency and comfort of this new-era campervan design from Carado.
