Campervan Tech & Electrics
Leo17 min readA silent, emission-free campervan you charge at home sounds like the future. In 2026 it's real, but narrow. Here's the honest state of electric campers: the vans you can actually buy, the range truth, the charging reality, and the big myth about running everything off the battery.
Motorhome Tech, Heating & Systems
Leo29 min readHydraulic self-levelling promises a perfectly level pitch at the push of a button. But it costs thousands and adds real weight. An honest look at the costs, the kilos, the UK options and whether it's worth it.
Campervan Buying Guides
Leo30 min readA used van or campervan can be the smart way into van life, or an expensive mistake. Here's the full checklist of what to check, the faults by base vehicle, and how to get it professionally inspected.
Campervan Tech & Electrics
Leo20 min readVW is building an electric campervan, but it's years off. When it's coming, what it'll be, whether the eHybrid is the smart buy now, and the honest truth about that 'all-night aircon' claim.
Campervan Buying Guides
Leo30 min readThe new VW Transporter is built by Ford, on the Transit Custom line. So which badge makes the better campervan base? A detailed, honest deep-dive into the same van wearing two badges.
Campervan Tech & Electrics
Leo7 min readTwo clever all-in-one boxes against the modular system everyone swears by. We compare the Zeliox Neo 4000, Clayton Power and Victron for your campervan, honestly.
Campervan Reviews
Leo18 min readThe Hymer Redwood starts at £63,970 with genuinely generous standard kit including Hymer Connect and a solid set of safety aids. But the pop-top roof, diesel heating, the automatic gearbox and the Driving Comfort Package are all paid options, and once you add them the real price lands closer to £75,000, or nearer £79,000 with the pop-top. Here is what you get, what you pay extra for, and whether it is worth it.
Campervan Reviews
Leo15 min readA detailed review of the 2026 Swift Trekker X pop top campervan, looking at what is new for 2026, how it lives day to day, what the Ford Transit base is like, and which options matter most. Big value in its category, even if it is still a serious spend.
Campervan Buying Guides
Leo15 min readFiat Ducato and Mercedes Sprinter are the two big base vehicles behind most UK campervans and motorhomes. Fiat usually offers more interior space and a lower floor thanks to its front wheel drive layout, while Mercedes often feels calmer and more stable on the road, especially when loaded. This guide compares dimensions, engines, automatics, running costs, and why Fiat based vans are now edging closer to Mercedes pricing in 2026.
That's every story. The first one went up in January 2025.
