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Used Peregrine

The weights, dimensions and build facts Zone RV publishes for this range.

Weights

Tare
2,723kg
The van empty, as it left the factory
Tow ball
180kg
Weight pressing down on your car's towbar

These are the figures for a new one at base spec.
A used van carries whatever the last owner bolted to it, and the plate on the drawbar governs, not the brochure.
Weigh it loaded at a public weighbridge before you tow it any distance.

Find a public weighbridge

What to check on this one

  • 240 litres of fresh water
    Run the pump until it settles, then get under the van with a torch and check the tank straps and the fittings above them for drips.
  • 720W of solar as built
    Count the panels on the roof against that figure, then check the sealant around every mounting foot and cable gland.
  • 400Ah Lithium battery as built
    A battery is a consumable and this one may not be the original. Ask how old it is and whether it still runs the fridge overnight.
  • 8.2m on the road
    Measure your driveway, your gate and the storage bay before you commit, and check the length against the sites you usually book.
  • 3.1m high
    Check it against your carport and against the awnings and low bridges on the roads you tow.

The full sheet to take with you

What it costs new

Zone RV lists the Peregrine from $176,500 new, base spec, before options. Read from their published material in July 2026.

How used caravan prices work

Common questions

What is the tow ball weight of a Zone RV Peregrine?

Zone RV publishes 180kg. That weight presses down on the towbar. The car carries it, so it counts against the car's payload and has to sit under both the car's tow ball limit and the towbar's own rating. Weigh the loaded van before a long trip, because where you pack heavy gear moves this figure.

What should I check on a used Zone RV Peregrine?

Start with the facts this range was built to: 240 litres of fresh water, 720w of solar as built, 400ah lithium battery as built, 8.2m on the road. Then read the compliance plate on the drawbar against the weights above, and take the van over a public weighbridge loaded the way you plan to travel.