Even the kitchen and bathroom can be seen.
Vohringer created the concept by starting with a 6.-meter (6-foot) length. All the amenities one could want are available once the camper gear is in place. The modular kitchenette, which includes two burners and a small basin, attaches to the floor rails.
The wet bath can be removed from your vehicle and is very similar to the other. It has a toilet and a shower. The shower enclosure can be sealed with a roller to keep it watertight.
A table that can be moved around provides an area for people to eat. Four people can share a meal there with two fixed seats and one swiveling chair for the front.
The back of the room has side-by-side beds measuring 6.6 feet (2 metres) long. When not in use, they can be folded up and pushed into the walls for more space.
Vohringer’s brochure does not show but it indicates that an option is to install a workstation inside the cabin. This would allow a person to continue with their job while traveling.
The floor construction makes it impossible to see the cable ducting when everything is out of the van. The floor rails can also be used as attachment points for conventional seats. There are enough seats for six people. However, the back still has plenty of room to store their luggage.
Vohringer will be showcasing this camper design at the 2020 Dusseldorf Caravan Salon. Although it is not known if the company will ever build the vehicle or not, there seems to be no reason to doubt that production could happen.