Eriba launches first campervan
Eriba, the German Hymer Group marque famous for producing iconic caravans, has launched a VW-based campervan.
The new Eriba Car takes its looks from the cult caravans of the 1960s, with the exterior featuring bi-colour paintwork in a choice of Deep Ocean, Cherry Red or Metallic Indium Grey, which are reminiscent of the Eriba caravan range.
The interior sees the use of modern materials together with ‘Deep Ocean’ anti-fingerprint materials and matching Tiberino dark furniture, which are complemented by yacht-effect flooring. There is also direct and indirect lighting and it is possible to change the mood inside by dimming the indirect lighting.
The rear bed measures 200cm by 136cm, while disc springs make the bed more comfortable. There is also a choice of two fabrics, Toledo Sand and Seattle Stone, as well as two types of leather, Dayton Cognac or
Boston, with matching cushions and decorative stitching that coordinate with the chosen exterior colours.
The Car also comes with a wide range of optional accessories, such as matching camping table and chairs in an integrated bag for the rear storage space or matching boxes for the open overhead locker at the rear.
The ‘cosy lounge design’ features seats with tilt adjustment. The lounge table can also be used in a number of different ways and can be expanded as required when more space is needed.
The kitchen features a foldout table on the back of the kitchen for when the sliding door is open, an additional pull-out worktop and a 90-litre compressor fridge, a drawerstyle version that can be easily accessed both inside and out.
The compact washroom combines all the things you need in a small space and offers a shower that can also be used as an external shower through the washroom window.
This new 5.99m-long campervan is packed with VW driver and comfort systems in the cab and there is an Eriba Connect app that allows owners’ smartphones to display and control systems like the air conditioning, heating or lighting.
The new Eriba Car will be available to order from dealers from spring 2024, with the first models in the UK towards the end of this year.