Puoliintegroidut

Puoliintegroidut, also known as semi-integrated motorhomes, are a type of recreational vehicle that combines elements of both a car and a caravan. They are built on a standard commercial vehicle chassis, such as a Fiat Ducato or Ford Transit, and feature a purpose-built living cabin that is mounted on top of the chassis. This design allows for a more spacious and comfortable living area compared to panel van conversions, while still maintaining a more compact and maneuverable profile than fully integrated motorhomes.

The distinguishing feature of a puoliintegroitu is its cab, which is typically the original cab from the donor vehicle. This means the driver's and passenger's seats are usually part of the living space when not driving, and they can often be swiveled to face the interior. The living area behind the cab is then custom-built, often including a kitchen, bathroom, sleeping areas, and a dining/lounge space. This construction method generally results in a more cost-effective solution than fully integrated motorhomes, which are built from the ground up on a specialized chassis.

Puoliintegroidut offer a good balance of driving comfort, living space, and affordability, making them a popular choice for couples and small families. They are generally easier to drive and park than larger, fully integrated models, and their aerodynamic design can contribute to better fuel efficiency. Layouts can vary significantly, with options for fixed beds, convertible sleeping areas, and different kitchen and bathroom configurations. The integration of the original vehicle cab provides a familiar driving experience for many users.