Zone RV Peregrine vs Sojourn
Both sit in the Zone RV semi off-road line-up. On the numbers, the Peregrine is lighter to tow, puts less weight on the towbar and carries more gear; the Sojourn costs less to buy and sleeps more people.
What the numbers say
Every point below is taken straight from the published specs - no ratings, no opinions.
Peregrine
- Lighter to tow2,723 kg vs 2,800 kg
- Less weight on the towbar180 kg vs 190 kg
- More payload capacity1,277 kg vs 1,200 kg
Sojourn
- Lower starting price$164,000 vs $174,000
- Sleeps more people5 vs 2
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Side-by-side specs
| Spec | Peregrine | Sojourn |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Semi Off-Road | Semi Off-Road |
| Price from | $174,000 | $164,000 |
| ATM (loaded weight) | 4,000 kg | 4,000 kg |
| Tare (empty weight) | 2,723 kg | 2,800 kg |
| Payload (ATM minus tare) | 1,277 kg | 1,200 kg |
| Ball weight | 180 kg | 190 kg |
| Sleeps | 2 | 2-5 |
| Bed length | Queen | Queen |
| Travel length | 8.2 m | 8.8 m |
| Travel height | 3.1 m | 3.1 m |
| Width | 2.5 m | 2.5 m |
| Internal height | 2 m | 2 m |
| Fresh water | 240 L | 240 L |
| Grey water | 100 L | 100 L |
| Solar | 720 W | 720 W |
| Battery | 400 Ah | 400 Ah |
| Battery type | Lithium | Lithium |
| Inverter | 3000 W | 3000 W |
| Construction | Not published | Composite |
Figures in green mark the van with the lighter weight, lower price or greater capacity on that row."Not published" means the maker has not put that figure out, not that the van goes without it.Weights are manufacturer specs - confirm against the compliance plate.
Verified features
These are the features we have confirmed from the published specs.A feature missing from one list has not been verified for that van, which is not the same as the van going without it.
Peregrine
- Ensuite bathroom
- Large water tanks
- Off-grid ready
- Outdoor kitchen
- Washing machine
Sojourn
- Ensuite bathroom
- Large water tanks
- Off-grid ready
- Outdoor kitchen
- Washing machine
- Solar panelsverified here only
Zone RV Peregrine vs Sojourn: common questions
What is the difference between the Peregrine and the Sojourn from Zone RV?
Both are semi off-road vans in the same Zone RV line-up, so the differences are in the published figures rather than in the category. On the specs Zone RV publishes, the Sojourn starts at $164,000 and the Peregrine at $174,000, both are rated to the same 4,000 kg ATM and payload works out at 1,277 kg and 1,200 kg. The full side-by-side table below covers every figure both ranges publish, and where one publishes a number the other does not, we say so rather than fill the gap in. Floorplan choice within each range changes the layout and the sleeping capacity, so confirm the exact build against the compliance plate before you commit.
Which is lighter to tow, the Peregrine or the Sojourn?
The Peregrine is lighter, with a tare weight of 2,723 kg versus 2,800 kg. Loaded to their maximum, the Peregrine has an ATM of 4,000 kg and the Sojourn 4,000 kg. Always check the figure against your car's braked towing limit.
Which caravan can carry more, the Peregrine or the Sojourn?
The Peregrine has the larger payload: 1,277 kg of carrying capacity (ATM minus tare) versus 1,200 kg. That is the weight of water, gear, food and accessories you can legally load before hitting the van's ATM.
Is the Peregrine or the Sojourn cheaper?
The Sojourn has the lower starting price at $164,000, compared with $174,000 for the Peregrine. Both are drive-away starting prices before options, so the on-road gap can change once each is specced up.
How many people can the Peregrine and Sojourn sleep?
The Peregrine sleeps 2 and the Sojourn sleeps 2-5. Sleeping capacity depends on the floorplan you choose within each range.