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VIDEO: Why luxury spec comes as standard on the Elddis Aspire motorhomes

Behind its impressive exterior the Aspire also offers luxury specification inside

Thursday, 17, May 2012 02:29

by Chris Jefferies

When it was launched back in 2010, the Elddis Aspire motorhome range certainly turned heads, with its bold modern styling.

Looking beyond the looks, there is plenty to pine after in this range - with luxury features such as air conditioning, Alde central heating and even reversing cameras with night-vision.

With some luxury motorhomes you have to pay extra for these premium touches, but Elddis has made a point of ensuring that everything you could ask for comes as standard.

In this video special, CaravanTimes heads to Elddis HQ in County Durham to find out how this premium range came about and how it manages to keep discerning motorhomers happy.

Rob Quine, Managing Director at Elddis, explains the thinking behind the range, while R&D Manager Alan Bateman talks us through some of the luxury specifications that all come as standard.

Prices in this luxury motorhome range start from £43,899 for the two-berth Elddis Aspire 215, rising to £49,999 for the four-berth Elddis Aspire 265