Westfalia Jules Verne
Westfalia named their latest models after famous explorers, men with gusto and that’s exactly what the Jules Verne has got – the gusto to take you where you want to go with reliability, convenience and comfort, and it’s fully-equipped to say the least – the integrated kitchen block has a 2 ring hob, 51l refrigerator and generous storage for your pots and pans and crockery; to the rear of the vehicle there’s a separate wet area with a sink and toilet.
The driver and passenger seats integrate swiftly into the 4 person seating area, which in a matter of minutes can be converted into a very comfortable sleeping area with a double bed. The pop-up roof not only affords more head room (2.20m to be precise) – it also comes into play as a seriously snug double bedroom. Sleek and contemporary interiors won’t leave you wanting for anything, day or night this is a motorhome that gives you complete independence to get out there and see the places you want to see, whether it’s on a city break or time in the wilds.
The thing is with the Jules Verne is that it’s not just a good looker; it’s practical, it’s functional, and it’s agile - underground or multi-storey car parks are no problem for this beast. But don’t just take our word for it – have a look for yourself.
Jules Verne Specification
| Length | 5140 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 2244 mm |
| Height | 1990 mm |
| Wheelbase | 3200 mm |
| Mass in Running Order | 2371 kg |
| Permissible Weight | 2800 kg |
| Seats | 4 |
| Berths | 4 |
- Convinient.
Based on the Mercedes Vito this campervan is equally at home in both the city and country. - Curiously Spacious.
Although compact in design the Jules Verne can seat and sleep up to four on a campervan adventure. - Home from home.
The Jules Verne features a large countertop kitchen and fully functioning bathroom with wet area. - Optimised.
The layout is well though-out with regard to functionality and storage space.
