Kimberley plans new box camper
2020-model range to be boosted by on-trend mini hybrid camper
Recently resurrected off-road pioneer Kimberley is back in production with an updated range of camper trailers, hybrids and caravans, but it’s not planning to stop there.
Currently on the drawing board and due for release by late March this year is a new, compact entry-level box camper model designed to compete with the likes of Australian Off Road’s Sierra, Northcoast Campers’ Sniper X.9 and Bruder’s new XP4.
Measuring just 4.8 metres long, 2.0 metres high and 1.9 metres wide, with a tare weight target of 900kg, it will sit alongside Kimberley’s much-awarded hard-floor canvas-topped Kamper in the 2020 Kimberley range, capitalising on the increased demand by ‘Millennials’ for quick-set-up campers that can be towed by small SUVs for couples to enjoy weekend ‘experiences’.
Pricing is yet to be finalised, but the new camper is expected to start close to the current $42,000 asked for Kimberley’s entry-level Kamper Classic model, pitching it hard against the two Caloundra-built AOR and Northcoast products that start at around $40,000.
