The Inspire camper is something as unusual as a panel van with a regular motorhome door instead of a sliding door, and a regular tailgate instead of rear doors. Perhaps you could say that this is a further development of the flatbed - a flatbed that in several aspects resembles a regular motorhome. We checked out Inspire's cars at the Caravan Stockholm 2019 fair and fell in love - again!
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Inspire motorhome
The Inspire camper is the first panel van to be equipped with a standard motorhome door instead of a sliding door and a tailgate instead of rear doors. All three models (5.40, 5.99 and 6.40) have an extra double bed in addition to the bed in the rear of the vehicle, which folds down from the roof above the seating area. There is a choice of Citroën or Fiat chassis.
As standard, all Inspire vans are equipped with a fixed gas tank, and an optional coupling for a bottle of P11 is also available. The vehicles are also equipped with a reversing camera, solar panels, airborne heating and a 140-litre fridge and 16-litre freezer.
Inspire camper 5.40
We took a look at the smallest plate last year, on the fair in Kista 2018but to make sure you see all three in one go, we're showing it again. We liked this handy little tin box and have to say that it packs a lot into its limited space.
- Length: 5.41 metres
- Number of belted seats: 4
- Number of beds: 3+1
- Service weight: 2.69 tonnes
- Total weight: 3.5 tonnes
- Price: SEK 709 400
Inspire camper 5.99
This year, at Caravan Stockholm 2019, we checked out the two larger models. The intermediate model stands at just under 6 metres, which makes it agile while being slightly more spacious than the very smallest model.
- Length: 5.99 metres
- Number of belted seats: 4
- Number of beds: 4
- Service weight: 2.75 tonnes
- Total weight: 3.5 tonnes
- Price: SEK 741 200
Inspire camper 6.40
The largest model is of course the most spacious, which is especially noticeable in the rear bed, which is lengthwise instead of crosswise. The design is nice in all models, we think, and the bathrooms are also exceptionally nice.
- Length: 6.36 metres
- Number of belted seats: 4
- Number of beds: 4
- Service weight: 2.89 tonnes
- Total weight: 3.5 tonnes
- Price: SEK 761 500
Inspire camper vans feel agile and unexpectedly spacious, and they were one of our favourites at Caravan Stockholm 2019. Now we've finished reporting from this year's show. This time there were a lot of vans ... perhaps because the vans stood out and were interesting to report on!
More reports from Caravan Stockholm 2019
Read our other reports from the fair:
- Westfalia Kepler Sixty - flat ice with a 50s feel
- Volkswagen Grand California - 6.8 metres of plate ice
- Balcamp - Polish barges on Man and Mercachassi.
- Camping accessories and destinations - at Caravan Stockholm 2019
What do you think of the Inspire caravans? Did you find a favourite at Caravan Stockholm 2019?
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Lena - gott för själen says:
They seem to be very nice, those little buggers. Small and smooth, but still spacious. Can not be better 🙂
Hug Lena
21 February 2019 - 8:23
Helena says:
We liked these, super nice 🙂 .
21 February 2019 - 19:09
Pelle plåtis says:
But then it's not a "flatbed", it's built that way. A "flatbed" still has the cabinet construction.
21 February 2019 - 10:30
Helena says:
I think it's a sheet metal caravan because it's made of sheet metal, unlike regular caravans which are made of fibreglass 🙂 ).
21 February 2019 - 19:11
Matts Torebring says:
This was, after all, an exciting model at a reasonable price. Nice that there is something for everyone. I currently have two Plåtis on the construction site, but they are real tinsmiths. It's probably the closest I can get to a Plåtis.
21 February 2019 - 19:01
Helena says:
Nice, isn't it? 🙂 I know there was a lot of reporting on lorries this time Matts. Next time we'll check out some bigger motorhomes too 🙂.
21 February 2019 - 19:12
BP says:
See that the aptly named motorhomes have done exactly what the name says - inspired you:-)
21 February 2019 - 20:51
Jonas Å says:
Nice article! We are considering a Plåtis that is comfortable with smart, functional solutions and less fuss. We want to be able to be out for longer periods of time, it should be a car that can handle free camping well and we should not be dependent on a camping site. You who have seen more models than most, which models do you recommend? Have looked a little at inspire (not IR).
16 January 2020 - 8:36
Stina says:
Hi. Read your blog from time to time and was so pleased by this post. We are looking for a motorhome / plåtis and I or we who do not know much at all about the subject appreciate the information. I think plåtis without rear doors and regular "motorhome" door are very interesting. As far as I understand, a cold draft is avoided if there are no ordinary doors at the rear of a flatbed.
Greetings Stina
20 June 2020 - 23:33