Bürstner focuses on the family for 2025
Bürstner is bringing out one new range and a special edition that runs across two ranges for 2025, all aimed at motorhoming on a budget and particularly families.
The new Campeo TD range takes a name the company is already using for its budget campervans for a five-strong range of Fiat-based low-profile models. All have at least four travel seats, a double floor to allow for all-year round touring and extra storage space, a step-free interior, and diesel heating and a solar panel to make living off-grid easier.
The five models, which range in length from 5.99m to 7.38m, include an entirely new layout that has not appeared in the Bürstner line-up before. The T676 G can potentially have three bunk beds in the rear, as well as a drop-down double and a double you make up from the settees and table in the front lounge – so it can sleep seven people. It also has six travel seats.
The cab in the new models is also being offered in two different spec levels – Smart, which entails a 120PS engine, manual transmission and basic equipment, and Flex, which gets you extra comfortable chassis equipment and the option of a 140PS engine and an automatic gearbox.
The new models will also feature the MyBurstner app as standard. This makes it possible to control appliances such as the fridge and the heating system with your smartphone.
The Bürstner Lyseo Time Skyline 690 is part of a special edition, possibly for just one season
At the same time, the German company is launching special Skyline editions in its existing Lyseo Time low-profile range, and the Campeo van conversion range.
Initially planned just for one season only, the Skyline special editions come with exclusive modern interiors with anthracite upholstery and matt white furniture with black appliqué details and handles. They also include a range of equipment as standard that is usually only available in option packs.
The Lyseo Time Skyline models, which include the T 690G, T 726G and T732, are distinctive with a Lanzarote grey cab. They come with the Flex pack, which includes alloy wheels, a Pioneer system and reversing camera in the cab, and leather steering wheel, fitted as standard.
The Campeo Sky Line models – the C 540 and C 600 – also come in Lanzarote grey and special graphics. The Flex pack is also fitted as standard, as is a Wi-Fi Connect module.
The 2025 launches from Būrstner come as Chausson has introduced a new compact model, while Dreamer has also added new models to both its Fun and Select ranges for the upcoming season too.
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