Swift showcased models from its new Sprite Exclusive range at the Great Caravan, Motorhome and Holiday Home Show last week.
The caravan manufacturer had five tourers from its recently launched 11-model range to see at the event, which was held at the Great Yorkshire Showground.
This included the Sprite Alpine 4 Exclusive, a single axle four berth with an OTR of £25,595. Parallel seating can be found in the front lounge, while a corner bed sits at the rear of the tourer. Offering an overall length of 6.53m and a width of 2.25m, caravanners can use an MTPLM of 1335kg and a MiRO of 1189kg.
Van owners looking for the best 6 berth caravan could be interested in the Sprite Major 6 TD Exclusive, a single axle van which comes to 7.63m in length. It has an MTPLM of 1623kg, a MiRO of 1445kg and an OTR of £28,145. Berths include fixed bunks at the rear of the tourer while the parallel seating in the front lounge can be used as two single beds or as a double bed.
Swift was also showcasing its Sprite Quattro MB Exclusive at the Harrogate show, another six berth but this time, it’s a twin axle caravan. The tourer comes with a front L-shaped lounge, a central washroom and side dinette, and a corner bed set at a 90° angle at the rear of the tourer. The van has a shipping length of 7.98m, a width of 2.25m, a MiRO of 1507kg, and an MTPLM of 1687kg.
Visitors also got to see the Sprite Alpine 2 Exclusive, a two berth tourer on a single axle. The OTR price starts from £25,390 for a van which has parallel seating in the front lounge where a double bed or two singles can be made up. The van has an MTPLM of 1218kg, a width of 2.25m and an overall length of 6.05m.
The other model from the Sprite Exclusive range to be on display was the Sprite Major 4EB Exclusive, a four berth van on a single axle. Like the Sprite Alpine 2 Exclusive, it has parallel seating in the front lounge which can be used as either two singles or a double bed. Then after passing through the central kitchen and washroom, caravanners will come to the rear island bed at the back of the tourer, with wardrobes on either side. The van has a length of 7.54m, a width of 2.25m, an MTPLM of 1476m and an OTR of £27,645.
Every Sprite Exclusive includes a window in the door, diamond cut alloy wheels and a smart grey side, as well as ATC and a 100W solar panel. Other features include champagne fabrics with blue accents, a wireless charging pad, and a four-inch touchscreen panel.
Visitors also got to see vans from the updated Swift Elegance range, which now feature a new exterior and 17-inch allow wheels. Other new additions include the Miracle Vanilla worktop surface, an Alde boiler and an upgraded 120W solar panel.
Swift was not the only brand to unveil new tourers at the Great Caravan, Motorhome and Holiday Home Show. Coachman displayed models from its revamped Acadia range at the Harrogate event, while Bailey took the chance to show off vans from its recently launched Alicanto Grande Deluxe range.
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