Bürstner presents the Habiton 6.1, a new model that is self-sufficient and gas-free, serving as an alternative to the popular Habiton 6.0. This new camper features a practical layout with a cross bed, lounge stool, and a fixed bathroom. Instead of the usual longitudinal beds and sliding bathroom, this model stands out as a comfortable option for leisure campers.
Thanks to its standard equipment including lithium batteries, an inverter, and an induction cooktop, traveling without gas is possible. Jan Klusmann, head of development/construction at Bürstner, describes the Habiton 6.1 as the perfect solution for discerning campers who value generous storage space, a large sleeping area, and an autonomous energy system.
The thoughtfully designed layout ensures a wide passage between the kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping area. Additional space is created by the lateral body widenings, which also allow for two-meter-long mattresses. The lightweight aluminum bed frames can be folded up to create space for additional countertop area.
The kitchen is located near the sliding door and is equipped with a scratch-resistant induction cooktop with two cooking zones. The new model features a fixed bathroom for the first time, while the removable toilet offers additional storage space when needed.
It provides at least 110 liters of fresh water and 90 liters of wastewater, and an optionally available externally loadable rear storage system can be purchased.
For energy supply, two lithium batteries with 150 Ah each and a 2,000-Watt inverter for 230 volts are included as standard. The vehicle is based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 419 CDI and is available with all-wheel drive. The price for the new Bürstner Habiton 6.1 starts at 78,999 euros, making it an interesting option for travelers who want to be self-sufficient for extended periods.
Source: campervans.de