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New Veloce campervans
One of the biggest headlines for 2027 is the introduction of the all-new Veloce campervan range. Available in two layouts, the VR65 and VL65, both models are based on the Fiat Ducato panel van finished in Expedition Grey. A 140bhp engine and eight-speed automatic transmission come as standard.
The VR65 features a fixed rear rise and fall fixed bed, while the VL65 offers a flexible rear lounge that converts into a sleeping area at night.
Coachman has loaded the Veloce with premium equipment, including:
- 100Ah lithium leisure battery
- Avtex 19-inch Smart TV
- Teleco 4G Wi-Fi router
- Large overcab sunroof
- 100W flexible solar panel
- Sargent tracking system
- Black alloy wheels
- Thule 4m awning
- Underslung 20-litre Propex gas tank
Thoughtful details include an outdoor-mounted table with a magnetic mounting system, clever table storage when travelling, practical rear bed shelving and removable cup holders for rear passengers.
New rugged Sportivo 565 TRAQ
Based on the Mercedes all-wheel-drive platform, the 4,500kg motorhome combines luxury touring with genuine off-grid capability. Measuring 7.44m in length and powered by a 190bhp engine with automatic transmission, the TRAQ has been designed for owners looking to venture beyond traditional campsites. Note the habitation door is on the offside.
Key features include:
- All-wheel-drive Mercedes chassis
- Alde heating system
- Solar panel and lithium battery
- 87-litre fresh water tank and 90-litre grey water tank
- All-terrain tyres
- Extra exterior protection and lighting upgrades
- Twin rear beds set over a huge garage with shower
A new Sportivo 565 Compact model also joins the range, broadening the appeal of Coachman’s coachbuilt motorhomes.
New addition to the Travelmaster range
Coachman’s luxury motorhome range also expands for 2027 with the introduction of the new Travelmaster 565L. Based on a Mercedes chassis, this four-berth motorhome features an L-shaped lounge, revised kitchen layout, curved Cashmere upper lockers, domestic-style worktops and a 150Ah lithium battery.
New Lusso III caravan
Coachman’s flagship caravan range welcomes the new four-berth Lusso III.
This luxury 8ft-wide caravan comes packed with premium features including an E&P self-levelling system with a new fixed control panel, Truma air conditioning, 120W solar panel, exterior cold shower, 4G Wi-Fi and a TV as part of the bedroom media wall.
Other enhancements include new 5-spoke matt grey diamond alloy wheels and mud flaps, updated graphics, a stylish L-shaped kitchen, domestic-style fittings and upgraded digital controls.
Acadia caravan range receives a major refresh
Coachman’s popular Acadia caravan range also receives a significant refresh for 2027.
Every Acadia model is now eight feet wide, helping create a more spacious interior. Three new transverse island bed layouts join the line-up:
- Acadia 545 Xtra
- Acadia 575 Xtra – reviewed here
- Acadia 655 Xtra
The updated range benefits from new exterior styling with five-spoke alloy wheels and contemporary graphics, while inside you’ll find new Primavera wood finishes, marble-effect worktops and splashbacks, matt black fittings and a new lift-up worktop extension in Marble Stone.
There’s also a strong focus on security and technology. Every Acadia now comes with a Scorpion S7-rated tracking system with the first year’s subscription included. The tracker could also help owners qualify for a discount on their Caravan Guard insurance policy.
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We have a 2015 460/2 VIP Coachman and seriously considered changing it this year for the new model. Unfortunately, due to the changes made to the washroom we wouldn’t change our caravan. We have twice as much storage as the new van, we have checked this and feel the old layout was changed for change sake. I don’t think caravan designers are actual caravanners and the build quality in the new vans are inferior. It’s not all about weight saving, we want useable, robust caravans!!
Interior does not look like a quality caravan, very cheap looking. Seating looks very uncomfortable, and not quality materials used. Unfortunately Coachman not looked on as a superior quality caravan any longer.