The Dethleffs Globetrail 640 ER is one of those campervans that feels genuinely different from the first moment you step inside. It's built by a German manufacturer with decades of experience, and that shows in the way everything is put together. This is the longest model in the Globetrail range at 6.36m, which gives it a real sense of space without tipping into motorhome territory.
This prize is configured in Arctic White on the Fiat Ducato 3.5t with the 2.2-litre MultiJet engine producing 140hp, paired with an 8-speed automatic gearbox. It's rated at 3,500kg, so it stays within standard UK driving licence limits, with 4 belted seats and a flexible sleeping arrangement that works as twin singles or a large double depending on what you need.
The standout feature on the 640 ER is the Raumbad, which translates to room bathroom. It uses twin sliding tambour doors to create a genuinely spacious washroom when you need it, with a recessed shower tray in the floor that you can walk over when the bathroom isn't in use. Pull the tambour door around and you've got a separate shower cubicle with proper floor space, an opening window, a fixed corner basin and fiddle-railed shelves. It's a clever bit of German engineering that makes daily touring genuinely comfortable.
At the back, you get twin single beds that taper at the foot end for easy access, with the option to slot in a centre section if you want to create one giant bed. Under the left-hand bed there's a spacious storage compartment and a wardrobe with a clothes rail, so you can hang jackets and shirts properly. The beds can fold up for transporting larger kit, and with the step panel removed you can slide long items right through to the cab. Overhead, the lockers run all the way round with open shelves on one side for easy access to everyday gear.
Up front, the half-dinette sits on a raised floor to level it up with the swivelling cab seats, creating a proper social space as soon as you stop. The wall-mounted table has a swivel extension, so you can shift it around to suit how you're using the van. The original Fiat overcab shelf is retained too, which is a handy spot for maps, books or the morning coffee.
The kitchen runs along the offside and it's properly equipped. You get a two-burner gas hob and sink combination with a worktop extension at the end, giving you actual working space when you're cooking. Three big drawers with soft-close mechanisms keep everything organised and accessible, and the 84-litre compressor fridge with freezer sits at an ergonomic height so you're not bending down every time you need milk. It's the kind of kitchen that makes prepping dinner feel straightforward rather than a compromise.
The heating system is mounted in the seating unit, which means the warm air doesn't have far to travel. It's an efficient setup that keeps the living space comfortable without overworking the system. And when you need to close off the rear bedroom, the tambour door works as a practical room divider, so you can watch a film in the lounge without disturbing someone who's already turned in.
This one is specced with an 8-speed automatic gearbox, which transforms the driving experience on longer trips. Motorway miles, winding A-roads, stop-start traffic, it all becomes noticeably more relaxed when you're not shifting gears constantly. Add the diesel heating for year-round touring, and you've got a campervan that genuinely works across all four seasons without feeling like a compromise.
The Globetrail 640 ER is Dethleffs' take on what a modern campervan should be: thoughtfully designed, properly built, with enough space to actually live in for more than a weekend. It's a van that makes sense whether you're planning a fortnight in the Highlands or just a Friday-to-Monday escape to the coast.
This is the core factory specification that makes the Dethleffs Globetrail 640 ER such a capable touring van. It covers the driving essentials, the living setup, and the everyday kit you will use at every stop.
Standard equipment includes:
These are the factory-fit extras included on this configured Dethleffs Globetrail 640 ER, on top of the standard specification:
The Dethleffs Globetrail 640 ER brings together thoughtful layout decisions that make everyday van life run more smoothly. The rear garage gives you proper lockable storage for bikes, outdoor gear, or tools without eating into your living space. The transverse bed above the garage means you get a full-width sleeping area without converting the lounge every evening.
The kitchen setup runs along the nearside with a three-burner hob, 146-litre compressor fridge, and generous worktop space. The pull-out drawer storage system keeps cookware and supplies organised. There's a proper deep sink that makes food prep and washing up more manageable. The galley positioning gives you decent headroom and elbow room while cooking.
The washroom sits in the middle with a cassette toilet and separate shower. Having that separation means the bathroom stays drier and more practical for everyday use. The Truma Combi 6 heater with 10-litre water boiler provides heating and hot water across all seasons. The diesel system runs efficiently and gives you genuine independence from hookup points.
With the 8-speed automatic gearbox and 140hp engine, it handles well for a van of this size. The automatic transmission makes daily driving less tiring, especially in traffic or on longer motorway runs. The multimedia system with smartphone integration keeps navigation and communication straightforward. The solar panel and upgraded battery setup give you real off-grid capability without constant power anxiety.
Finished in Arctic White with the Globetrail decal pack, the 640 ER has a clean, modern look that sits well on the Fiat Ducato shape. The 16-inch alloy wheels, foglights with cornering function, and body-coloured bumpers give it a more premium appearance than the usual panel van conversion. Along the sides, the dark-tinted living area windows and frameless construction keep it feeling sleek and contemporary.
The electric entrance step deploys automatically when you open the door, and the LED awning light is fitted as standard for those slower evenings outside. Add the optional anthracite awning (included on this prize), and you have instant shelter for a brew, a barbecue, or just somewhere to sit and watch the light change. It is one of those simple additions that makes stops feel more relaxed.
The half-dinette layout in the Globetrail 640 ER creates a genuinely welcoming lounge space. The cab seats swivel to face the side-mounted bench seat, with a table between them, so you have a proper social area as soon as you park up. The bench seat has integrated ISOFIX points, which makes it brilliant for families, and the whole setup is designed to feel open rather than cramped.
Lighting is handled with LED spots throughout, plus dimmable ambient lighting in the lounge and kitchen areas, so you can set the mood to suit the moment. The 10-inch touchscreen with DAB+ radio, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto sits neatly in the cab, keeping navigation and entertainment sorted without cluttering the living space. And the 7-inch driver display gives you all the key vehicle info at a glance.
Storage is everywhere, but it never feels overwhelming. Overhead lockers, deep drawers, and the practical rail system keep everyday essentials close at hand without eating into the living area. The furniture finish is clean and modern, with a light wood tone that keeps the space feeling airy and calm. It is the kind of interior that works just as well for a quick overnight stop as it does for a fortnight on the road.
At the rear, the Globetrail 640 ER is built around twin single beds running lengthways, each measuring 200cm x 80cm. They sit on Dethleffs' disc spring mattress system with 6cm of cold foam on top, which gives you proper support and comfort rather than just a thin layer over a wooden base. If you want to run the beds as a double, you can drop in a centre infill section to create one continuous sleeping surface measuring 200cm x 160cm.
Underneath, you have a huge amount of storage. The innovative pull-out drawer system sits beneath one of the beds, giving you easy access to touring essentials without having to lift the mattress every time you need something. Lashing rails are embedded in the floor too, so you can secure heavier items like levelling blocks, chairs, or outdoor gear during transit.
Overhead lockers run along both sides of the bedroom, keeping clothes, books, and everyday kit organised and accessible. The beds benefit from opening windows with blackout blinds and flyscreens, plus roof vents for natural light and ventilation. It is a sleeping area that feels genuinely comfortable and well thought through, not just an afterthought.
The kitchen in the Globetrail 640 ER is laid out along the nearside, and it is designed for proper use rather than just looking good in photos. You get a two-burner hob with a glass cover, a deep sink, and an 84-litre compressor fridge with freezer compartment. The fridge has a silent night mode too, so you are not listening to it hum when you are trying to sleep.
Dethleffs adds a clever fold-out worktop extension from the fridge, which is one of those features you do not realise you need until you have it. Suddenly you have space to chop veg, rest a hot pan, or set down a couple of mugs without playing Tetris with the rest of the kitchen. Storage is handled with deep drawers that use soft-close mechanisms, plus overhead lockers for dry goods and everyday kit.
The whole kitchen zone benefits from the 189cm standing height, so you are not hunched over the hob or the sink. It is the sort of setup that makes cooking feel genuinely enjoyable, even when the weather is doing its usual British thing outside.
The Globetrail 640 ER's tambour door bathroom is one of its standout features, and it is a genuinely smart piece of design. Instead of a traditional swinging or bi-fold door, the washroom uses a roll-up tambour door that pulls around a recessed shower tray, creating a fully enclosed wet room without blocking the corridor. It means you get a proper shower setup without compromising the walkthrough layout or losing valuable floor space.
Inside, you have a swivel cassette toilet, a folding washbasin with a mixer tap, and a shower head holder. The roof vent includes integrated lighting, so the space feels bright and airy during the day, and there is a heated towel rail to keep things practical. The whole washroom is finished with wipe-clean panels, so it stays looking tidy even after heavy use.
For touring, having a self-contained bathroom with a proper shower changes how you use the van. You are not planning your stops around facilities, and you are not queueing at the campsite block at 7am. You just get up, sort yourself out, and get on with the day.
Opposite the kitchen is the washroom area. It’s compact, but it’s properly kitted out for real touring: a cassette toilet, a fixed basin, and a separate shower setup that’s ideal for rinsing off sandy feet, salty hair, or the day’s mud and mileage.It’s one of those features that changes how you use the van without you even realising at first.
You’re not constantly planning around campsites or public facilities. You can stop where you want, stay a little longer, and keep the day running on your terms.
The Globetrail 640 ER's layout is all about efficient use of space. Up front, the cab seats swivel to face the half-dinette, creating a proper lounge and dining area. Moving back through the van, the kitchen sits along the nearside with the tambour door bathroom directly opposite, keeping the working spaces together and the walkway clear.
At the rear, the twin single beds anchor the layout and mean you never lose your living space to sleeping arrangements. The 189cm standing height runs the full length of the van, so you can move from the cab to the bedroom without ducking or stooping. Add the electric entrance step, the insulated floor, and the double-glazed windows throughout, and it is a layout that feels open, calm, and genuinely easy to live with.
If you add the optional pop-top roof, you gain two extra berths in the elevating section, which transforms the 640 ER into a versatile family van. The pop-top includes a mattress, windows with flyscreens, and LED lighting, so it is a proper sleeping space rather than just an emergency overflow.
On the road, the Globetrail 640 ER feels assured and modern. This one is built on the Fiat Ducato 3.5t with the 2.2-litre MultiJet engine producing 140hp, paired with an 8-speed automatic gearbox and front-wheel drive. The auto box makes a genuine difference to the daily driving experience. Motorway merges, stop-start traffic, winding A-roads, it just smooths everything out and lets you focus on the scenery rather than the gear lever.
At 6.36m long and 2.05m wide, it is at the longer end of the campervan spectrum, but it still handles UK touring with confidence. You can fit into most supermarket car parks, ferry lanes, and the narrower roads that often lead to the best spots. The Chassis Pack adds rear parking sensors, a reversing camera, and foglights with cornering function, which make tight pitches and busy roundabouts genuinely straightforward.
The driving tech is properly comprehensive too. As standard, you get cruise control, electric windows, heated mirrors, and a leather steering wheel. The Digital Pack adds a 10-inch touchscreen with DAB+ radio, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a 7-inch driver display, so navigation and connectivity are sorted. It is the kind of setup that makes long days behind the wheel feel relaxed rather than tiring.
It is not an off-road vehicle, and it is not pretending to be. But it is absolutely a campervan that handles real-world touring conditions with confidence. Gravel campsite tracks, firm field entrances, wet grass on a festival weekend, that slightly steep exit road after a stormy night. The Globetrail takes it all in its stride. The Fiat Ducato platform has decades of commercial vehicle engineering behind it, and with the automatic gearbox and Dethleffs' considered weight distribution, it is the kind of van that makes long days behind the wheel feel genuinely enjoyable.
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