This Vintage Camper Van From Citroen Is Made For Holidays

by AutoExpert   |  28 August, 2023

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Fresh off the presses comes Citroen's latest revelation, the Type Holidays concept, taking center stage at the Düsseldorf Caravan Show. Let me tell you, it's not just stealing the spotlight; it's doing it in quite a grand fashion.

The base is the SpaceTourer platform, which combines old-school charm with a touch of modern style. Imagine an exterior that gives off retro vibes, with classic accents, a grille that makes you feel nostalgic, circle headlights that nod to the past, and rugged steel wheels that add a touch of toughness.

Citroen Type Holidays

Now, here's where it gets even more intriguing. Despite the throwback exterior, the Type Holidays concept is all about embracing the present moment. It boasts a variety of present-day luxuries, including not just one but two sliding doors and, get this, a pop-up roof.

This roof isn't just for show; it houses a cozy bed up top, perfect for a duo. The second-row bench has an ingenious trick up its sleeve: it can morph into another snug two-person bed or be effortlessly removed to open up more space.

Citroen Type Holidays

When you enter, you'll find front seats that gracefully swivel, a cleverly constructed folding table to meet your dining needs, and these tasteful wooden cabinets that add a touch of sophistication. Since comfort is paramount, they've thrown in a Webasto heating system, making sure you stay toasty during those chilly adventures. The kitchenette includes a fridge, sink, and cooking area.

As much as we'd all be thrilled to see this beauty on the roads, the Type Holidays concept isn't slated for production. However, Citroen is targeting converted camper vans with a Holidays trim for customers who want style and functionality in one amazing package.

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