Caravan Times is pleased to bring you images of the new Stealth caravans from manufacturer Dunster House, released ahead of the launch of the updated ranges next Wednesday. The main picture shows the Q58 which is the single axle model in the new line-up.
The newer Stealth caravans sport significant revisions to the interior, as well as a revised nosecone featuring a front window for the first time. There are both single-axle and double-axle models, which have now been marketed under three “trim” levels.
The entry-level range is called the Valiant Class and comes complete with sunblinds on all windows and AL-KO stabiliser as standard. The Intrepid Class is the mid-range model which comes with an automatic ignition fridge, a remote control alarm and duel-fuel hob. The Defiant Class is described as “beyond super luxury” and materials include “Panaro” soft upholstery, anthracite alloy wheels, and a ant-theft devices such as a TRACKER system and AL-KO wheel locks.
The pictures below show the new interior layouts and furnishings, featuring a fixed double bed with a full mattress and no corner cutaways. Stealth Caravans has made much of the unique “dual-height” bedroom wardrobe and sideboard design, claiming that movement is completely unimpeded without having to accept compromises in the sleeping area.
There has been plenty of discussion concerning the new nosecone on the Stealth, which features a large front window which the manufacturer claims has not compromised the original design which aimed to protect against water ingress. Some caravan owners will be interested to hear that the thick GRP nosecone is marketed as “resistant to dents”.
The updated Stealth now features graphics on the side of the caravan for the first time. A large black stripe decal extends the full length of the white panel. Other exterior features include twin front gas locker doors and an awning side wetlocker with 230v plug and under bed storage accessible from in inside and the outside.
