Adria changes its exteriors for 2025

Adria has kept its ranges the same for 2025 – but is changing their exterior colours following customer comments that they looked too similar.

So 2025 Adria Alpinas now come with a thick colourful stripe down the side that changes from red at the front to blue at the back. Adoras and Alteas have something similar, but in a strikingly different colour.

The best caravans don’t just have smart exteriors though – the interior colour scheme plays a big part in the overall feel of the van too. Here, there’s been some more individuality on the inside too. Each range now gets its own set of scatter cushions – which have been designed to coordinate with the upholstery in the caravan.

So for Alpina you get Charlotte, a beige contrasting with an off-white colour, while Adoras go for darker Georgia cushions, which contrasts with the colourful cushions in the 2024 Adria Adora 623DT Sava which we reviewed recently.

The Adria Alpina Colorado gets a new exterior colour scheme

Alteas have Louisa – similar to Charlotte, but with a darker off-white colour.

Alpinas also get a little spec upgrade, with the introduction as standard of an Al-Ko secure lock (something most rival manufacturers caravans of a similar price already have), and a 120W solar panel. Alpinas have also become lithium battery compatible.

The outdoor sports-oriented Action range remains as one model – it looks as if the four-berth version that was briefly aired at an NEC show last year will not be making a return any time soon. The Action celebrates its 20th birthday this year: at the launch, Adria was keen to point out that it has been around a lot longer than other sports-oriented types of caravan such as Swift’s Basecamp.

UK customers will be pleased to know that prices are likely to be held as they are for the new season.

And all UK caravans will have an oven and grill fitted as standard.

While Adria concentrates on exteriors, Bristol-based manufacturer Bailey has unveiled its Unicorn Deluxe range, which includes six different layouts.

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PeterBaber

Peter Baber is Reviews Editor of both Practical Motorhome and Practical Caravan. He has been reviewing motorhomes for the best part of a decade now. His first caravan reviews date back to the early 1990s when he first worked on Practical Caravan, before he embarked on a 20-year career in business journalism which saw him edit a wide variety of magazines, and launch a few too, including one that won an award. Although he enjoyed that, he always knew he wanted to come back. Peter reports on all the new models that make it to dealer forecourts each season, giving his judgement online and in magazine reviews. He has twice been shortlisted for a Caravan Writers Guild award. When he is not working, apart from going on motorhome trips himself (mostly local to where he lives in West Yorkshire, but also last year right across France) he likes trying to write novels, cooking, throwing the odd pot, and has just taken up tennis.