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Le Voyageur unveils revamped Eterna and Héritage motorhomes for 2027

23.07.2026 05:22 1 min 3 sources
Le Monde du Camping-Car FRA + 2 more
Le Voyageur unveils revamped Eterna and Héritage motorhomes for 2027
Original source: Le Monde du Camping-Car

In Brief

French manufacturer Le Voyageur has fully redesigned its Eterna and Héritage motorhome ranges for 2027, featuring new interiors, more space, and upgraded standard equipment.

French manufacturer Le Voyageur has carried out a major update of its Eterna and Héritage motorhome ranges. The 2027 models feature a completely redesigned interior with new Eden and Dune trims, reworked furniture, and increased living space.

The Eterna is based on the Fiat Ducato with Al-Ko chassis (from 133,900 euros), while the Héritage uses the Mercedes Sprinter (from 153,900 euros). Standard equipment includes the Safety pack, a 360° camera, and an external gas connection; optional upgrades include 2x300 Ah lithium batteries and 3x210 W solar panels.

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Le Voyageur unveils redesigned Eterna and Héritage motorhomes for 2027

18.06.2026 Le Monde du Camping-Car FRA Original source

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