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The lounge The lounge has a wall-mounted table with extension leaf and a backlit side window, while the bench seat is more shapely than many.

Automotive-style head restraints are fitted and there’s a TV station above but you’ll need to dip into the options list for an overcab Skyview sunroof – as standard, you do get a full-height walk-through into the cab, though. Touch-operated reading lights for both swivelled chairs are a welcome feature.

The kitchen The galley is alongside the offside sliding door, as you’d expect, but it does look especially compact. That’s partly because the tall 128-litre fridge/freezer (with automatic energy selection) rather dominates here. It does have a small work surface above, though, despite its height – this is a huge cooler to find in a panel van! The kitchen seems more practical once you’ve raised the worktop extension, and the deep sink and stylish gas-on-glass hob are both appreciated. Better still, there are three large drawers, which are locked centrally and incorporate a cutlery holder and bin. Alongside those, a pull-out rack for tins or bottles is the sort of detail more usually seen in bigger motorhomes. An oven and grill is optional but will, of course, eat into your storage space!