RV REVIEW
OUTSIDE EVORA
The Caria Evora sports composite aluminium
cladding over an aluminium frame. It rides on a
SupaGal chassis, roller rocker suspension and
15in alloy wheels.
With its half-height black checkerplate up front,
full-width front window, and checkerplate along
the sides, it is undeniably an attention-grabbing
caravan. I really liked the angular front profile.
There’s a tunnel boot accessible from either side
of the van, while just behind is another tunnel
that can only be accessed from the nearside or
by lifting the mattress inside the van. I’m not sure
why it doesn’t have offside access but it mightn’t
be a bad thing if it did, considering the 100Ah
deep-cycle battery is deep inside this boot, along
the offside wall.
“ THE MORE I LOOKED AT
THIS VAN, THE MORE I
COULD SEE ITS APPEAL.”
The dealer, Canterbury Caravans has added a
number of features to this van, including a grey
water tank, a 150W solar panel, a rear flyscreen,
and an additional skylight. Each, I reckon, will add
significantly to the enjoyment factor.
SUMMING UP
The more I looked at this van, the more I could
see why it would appeal to young, adventure-
seeking families. The Caria Evora has good looks,
a practical purpose… and a certain X-factor.
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