Sunlight Ibex 4×4 Concept Camper Van Goes Into Production

Sunlight has announced the serial production of the off-road motorhome Ibex 4×4, previously shown as a concept. The prototype, based on a Volkswagen Crafter, featured a bull bar, snorkel, and off-road tires. The production version will retain all-wheel drive and offer a fiberglass roof with color options. Orders will open in August 2025, with pricing to be announced.

German RV maker Sunlight is putting its popular Ibex 4×4 concept into production. The prototype was tested in Iceland and the Faroe Islands. Orders will open in August.

German RV maker Sunlight has announced plans to put its Ibex 4×4 concept into production. Based on the all-wheel-drive Volkswagen Crafter, the camper van features a bull bar, raised roof, snorkel, integrated LED light bar, and knobby off-road tires. After a year of testing in Iceland and the Faroe Islands, the fiberglass roof was refined to provide six-and-a-half feet of interior space, better awning integration, and a new light bar. Orders will begin in August; pricing has not been disclosed, but the model will sit atop the lineup.

German RV manufacturer Sunlight has announced it will put its off-road Ibex 4×4 concept into production. Based on the all-wheel-drive Volkswagen Crafter, the camper van features a bull bar, raised roof, snorkel, integrated LED light bar, and knobby off-road tires. After a year of testing in Iceland and the Faroe Islands, the fiberglass roof was refined to provide 6.5 feet of interior headroom, better awning integration, and a new light bar. The interior includes a rear passenger seat, a small kitchenette, a compact bathroom with a stand-up shower, and a full-size mattress. Orders will open in August 2026; pricing has not been announced but is expected to be above the Fiat Ducato-based Vanlife model starting at £61,690.

German RV manufacturer Sunlight has announced the production version of its Ibex 4×4 concept, first shown in 2024. Based on the all-wheel-drive Volkswagen Crafter, the camper van features off-road equipment including a bull bar, snorkel, LED light bar, and knobby tires. After a year of testing in Iceland and the Faroe Islands, the fiberglass roof was refined to provide 6.5 feet of interior headroom and better awning integration. The interior includes a rear passenger seat, kitchenette, compact bathroom with shower, and a full-size mattress. Orders open in August 2025; pricing is unannounced but expected to exceed £61,690 (approx. $84,000).