Motorhome
- Fresh Water Tank
- 120 / 150 / 180 / 200 / 240 L
- Grey / Black Water Tank
- Grey 100–180 L; black 40–80 L
- Sleeping Capacity
- 2 / 4 / 6 persons
- Bed Layout
- Fixed and convertible beds
- Refrigerator Capacity
- 50 / 80 / 120 / 152 L
- Awning
- Manual / electric; 3 / 3.5 / 4 m
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the motorhome
The KEEYAK Motorhome combines driving and temporary living accommodation in a self-propelled vehicle. Sleeping, storage, cooking and utility arrangements vary by build. Approved travel seating must be confirmed separately from the number of beds, with occupants, water, luggage and fitted equipment included in the completed vehicle’s load plan.
It suits tour operators, private buyers, project teams, event organizations, and remote-service users. Specify berths separately from travel seats and restraints. Interior workflow must accommodate storage and the water and waste systems. Electrical supply and cooking fuel must suit the appliances, with climate control included. Check axle loading against route limits and destination rules.
Typical applications
Touring and road travel
The vehicle supports planned multi-stop journeys by combining transport and temporary accommodation, subject to legal parking, utility servicing, and route access.
Remote project accommodation
Field teams use the RV as temporary lodging near accessible projects where approved parking, power, water, waste service, and staff welfare arrangements exist.
Event hospitality support
Organizers provide configured rest, changing, meeting, or hospitality space near events while managing vehicle access, occupancy, utilities, and operating permits.
Mobile field operations
Survey, media, and inspection teams use the motorhome for short deployments requiring workspace, rest facilities, storage, and controlled utility use.
Before you order
Does the number of beds determine the number of travel seats?
No. Berths and approved travel seats must be specified separately, with suitable restraints for occupants while travelling. Include occupants, water, luggage and fitted equipment when checking payload and axle limits. The living layout also needs agreed utility capacity and storage.
