Introducing Two New Trailer Series from Eriba: Expansion of the Lineup
Article Redesign: Eriba's Two Competing Caravan Lines Make a Grand Entrance
Are you ready, adventurers? The caravan game just got more exciting as Eriba, everyone's favorite brands, stands ready to unveil a second wave of camping goodness - the Feeling and the Novaline. Join us as we delve into these two modernized models, about to steal the spotlight at the Caravan Salon. Here's the catch—they ain't coming cheap.
Get ready to roll in comfort and style starting from July, as both Eriba Feeling and the Novaline lines cater to distinct tastes and preferences. But before we hop in, you'll need a thick wallet; the base price for the Feeling starts at €28,000, while the Novaline's is around €29,500, a steep price increase for these newcomers.
What makes the Novaline range stand out? Let's take a peek—the inspiration behind its design stems from Hymer's own off-road motorhomes, a subtle nod to the ML-T Crossover. And you'll find some familiar features, like the elegant wood effect, covered door felt, built-in storage, and the 442 floor plan. If size truly matters, the Novaline's got it, offering multiple floor plans with living spaces stretching up to 6.94 meters long.
On the other side of the aisle lies the Feeling, a model with a refined attitude and versatility. It's the smaller, more agile brother to the classic Touring, designed to fit narrower roads (2.16 meters wide) and lower clearance spaces (2.25 meters high). But worry not, a pop-up roof ensures ample headroom when the caravan is set up, while also improving road efficiency with its streamlined design. The Feeling is available in three floor plans ranging from 6.03 to 6.64 meters long, each with its own unique charm.
Feeling's Edge or Novaline’s Class
Both lines share common conceptual grounds, including compact dimensions, lightweight construction, and nearly identical floor plans. But each Eriba caravan has its own personality. The Feeling focuses on flexibility, with space-saving features that make it perfect for those who find joy in roaming the open road. Meanwhile, the Novaline offers something a bit more substantial—it's all about roominess and on-board amenities.
The Eriba caravans bring together cutting-edge technology and thoughtful design. Both caravan ranges now come with compressor refrigerators, ensuring travelers have cold drinks at their disposal. Rest assured that the wood-free Pual construction stands firm in both models, bringing together strength and durability the caravan community loves.
But just because it's a caravan, doesn't mean it needs to stick to outdated aesthetics. Choose between crisp white and bold gray metallic finishes to accentuate your personal style.
In the coming months, these caravans will start to fill campsites and wander down the highway, so keep an eye out! Make your mark as you share the winding roads of adventure with the Eriba Feeling and the Novaline—the perfect travel companions for your most memorable journeys. Catch them at the Caravan Salon from August 29 to September 7, or go ahead and get your hands on one before the world falls in love with them.
Stay tuned for more insights as we delve deeper into these amazing caravans—there's a lot more to uncover, from features to technical specifications, that'll leave you ready to hit the road in style.
Sources:- ntv.de- Michael Lennartz- sp-x
These lines cater to different preferences and lifestyles, with Feeling focusing on versatility and flexibility for roaming the open road, while the Novaline offers roominess and on-board amenities for a more substantial experience. Meanwhile, these Eriba caravans, principally designed for transporting persons, feature modern home-and-garden aesthetics, making travel more stylish and comfortable, whether on the highways or at campsites.
