Blue Tongue Campers

The XH13 is Blue Tongue's cheapest hybrid caravan, currently sold below its list price. It is rated to a 2,700kg ATM (Aggregate Trailer Mass) with a 2,000kg tare, leaving 700kg of payload. Closed it measures 5,900mm long, 2,220mm wide and 2,390mm high, opening to 3,270mm wide and 2,870mm high. It sleeps on a queen bed extension and two single bunks, and has an enclosed shower and toilet room with a Thetford cassette. Power is 400W of solar, three 100Ah Renogy lithium batteries and a 2,000W inverter, with 200L of fresh water and 130L of grey. The chassis is hot-dipped galvanised on independent coil suspension with an ALKO 3,500kg off-road coupling.

The XH13L is Blue Tongue's long-body 13 series hybrid caravan. It is rated to a 2,900kg ATM (Aggregate Trailer Mass) with a 2,190kg tare, leaving 710kg of payload. Closed it measures 5,850mm long, 2,290mm wide and 2,395mm high. It has a queen innerspring bed extension, a double lounge and an internal ensuite with a Thetford toilet and sink. Power is 750W of solar, 600Ah of Renogy lithium and a 3,000W inverter charger, with 160L of fresh water and 80L of grey. It runs 12 inch electric brakes and an Awnlux electric awning.

The XC16 is Blue Tongue's couples hybrid caravan, currently sold below its list price. It is rated to a 2,800kg ATM (Aggregate Trailer Mass) with a 2,380kg tare and a 150kg unladen ball weight, leaving 420kg of payload. In travel mode it measures 6,840mm long, 2,205mm wide and 2,365mm high. It has a queen innerspring bed with an expanding section and an internal ensuite with a Thetford cassette toilet. Power is 400W of solar, three 100Ah Renogy lithium batteries and a 2,000W inverter, with 160L of fresh water and 120L of grey. The walls are sandwich panel aluminium on a hot-dipped galvanised chassis with twin shock absorbers each side.

The XH15 is Blue Tongue's 15 series hybrid caravan. It is rated to a 2,900kg ATM (Aggregate Trailer Mass) with a 2,200kg tare, leaving 700kg of payload. Closed it measures 6,450mm long, 2,220mm wide and 2,365mm high, opening to 3,270mm wide and 2,870mm high. The queen bed extension folds out with access from both sides, and there are two single bunks and an enclosed ensuite. Power is 400W of solar, three 100Ah Renogy lithium batteries and a 2,000W inverter, with 200L of fresh water and 130L of grey. The chassis is galvanised steel on independent coil suspension with an ALKO 3,500kg off-road coupling.

The RX16 is Blue Tongue's bunk hybrid caravan. It is rated to a 2,900kg ATM (Aggregate Trailer Mass) with a 2,340kg tare and a 160kg unladen ball weight, leaving 560kg of payload. Closed it measures 6,850mm long, 2,375mm wide and 2,610mm high, and 7,600 by 4,725 by 3,100mm set up. It has a fold-out queen bed, two full-size bunks and an internal ensuite with an integrated sink. The walls are composite, an XPS foam core bonded to fibreglass inside and aluminium outside. Power is 400W of solar and 300A of lithium on a Projecta PM200 management system, with 200L of fresh water.

The XH16 is Blue Tongue's five-berth hybrid caravan. It is rated to a 2,900kg ATM (Aggregate Trailer Mass) with a 2,190kg tare, leaving 710kg of payload. Closed it measures 6,645mm long, 2,220mm wide and 2,365mm high. Blue Tongue says it accommodates up to five, on a queen bed extension and three single bunks. It has an internal ensuite, 400W of solar, three 100Ah batteries and a 2,000W inverter. Fresh water is 200L and grey water 130L, and the air conditioner is a rooftop reverse-cycle unit.

The XH16L is Blue Tongue's club-lounge hybrid caravan. It is rated to a 2,870kg ATM (Aggregate Trailer Mass) with a 2,450kg tare and a 150kg ball weight, leaving 420kg of payload. Closed it measures 6,820mm long, 2,320mm wide and 2,610mm high. The club lounge converts to a double bed, the main bed is a queen extension, and the ensuite is full internal. Power is 750W of solar, 600Ah of Renogy lithium and a 3,000W inverter charger, with 200L of fresh water and 120L of grey. An outdoor galley kitchen, a 2kW diesel heater and a 4,500 by 2,500mm electric awning are standard.

The XH16i is the Blue Tongue with a permanent island queen bed. It is rated to a 2,960kg ATM (Aggregate Trailer Mass) with a 2,450kg tare and a 250kg ball weight, leaving 510kg of payload. Closed it measures 6,950mm long, 2,320mm wide and 2,610mm high. The bed needs no extension, and the ensuite is split with the shower and toilet in separate rooms. Power is 750W of solar, 600Ah of Renogy lithium and a 3,000W inverter charger, with 200L of fresh water and 120L of grey. The kitchen is internal, with a 96L upright fridge freezer and an induction cooktop.

The XH17.6i is Blue Tongue's dual-axle hard-roof off-road caravan, currently sold a little below its list price. It is rated to a 3,500kg ATM (Aggregate Trailer Mass) with a 2,880kg tare and a 180kg ball weight, leaving 620kg of payload. It measures 7,300mm long, 2,315mm wide and 3,080mm high, and 4,715mm wide with the annex extended. The body and roof panels are composite, and it runs an off-road pin coupling and an ARK 750 XO jockey wheel.