With their daring and eye-catching designs, Stealth Caravans have always stood out from the crowd. Yet for 2012 the Bedfordshire-based manufacturer claims to have gone “the extra mile” to provide premium luxury, with the launch of a completely new design.
The new Concordia range has been designed “from the ground up”, resulting in three all-new single-axle models: the two-berth Harmony, the four-berth Serenity, and the Tranquility, which offers enough room for a family of five to tour in comfort. The new body shell and design specifications places the Concordia firmly at the top of the Stealth lineup.
Layout innovations on offer include a solid dividing door in the Tranquility, while the Harmony features spacious 6’3″ front seats, which can convert into a super-king sized bed.
For the outside of these ‘vans, single-piece construction methods have been used to reduce water ingress, with one-piece GRP sides coming in to compliment the single-piece nosecone.
Stealth has previously won awards for its washroom design, and the new Concordia sports a number of innovations including a full Alde convection heating system. The interiors will feature modern tones and sleek styling, with a front living area that is centred around a “domestic sofa”.
Furthermore, the new luxury models are due to be the lightest caravans that Stealth has ever produced, and while prices and weights are yet to be confirmed, these tourers could prove surprisingly popular.
Stealth have promised surprises galore when the range makes its debut at the NEC Motorhome and Caravan Show in October, but until then further details are being strictly kept under lock and key. Keep an eye out next month when we’ll bring you the first pictures of the new Stealth range.
