Kabe Crown i760 LGB: a winter-proof Swede

At the front, the dark grille and angled headlights give the Kabe Crown i760 LGB a tough appearance in X-design. Immediately above the grille, the Mercedes star proudly displays, clarifying the base. The Crown is built on a Sprinter chassis. An impression of this winter-proof integrated motorhome with Mercedes technology.

The new Kabe Crown i760 LGB looks a little different. The familiar red stripe that Kabe campers and caravans were always recognizable by has made way for a newly designed sticker. Although quite exuberant, it suits the new Crown well. It makes it an integrated motorhome that deserves to be seen. The front-wheel-drive chassis of the new Mercedes Sprinter also sparks interest. All comfort, state-of-the-art technology, safety first, and many assist systems. This comfort is partly made possible by the nine-speed automatic transmission, powered by a 170 hp diesel that performs its work silently. So, there's no shortage of torque and horsepower.

Ample payload

The exterior of the Crown i760 LGB reveals a considerably large luggage hatch. The accompanying garage under the somewhat higher-placed single beds is also spacious. It's a motorhome that campers who bring a lot of gear will love to travel with. An outdoor shower can also be found in the garage. Next to the garage hatch is a smaller hatch. A drawer for skis slides out from there; after all, it's a Swede, and there's nothing more winter-proof. The maximum weight is 4500 kilos. So, you'll need a C or C1 driving license for it. But this allows the large garage to be effectively utilized; after all, you don't have to worry about a kilo more or less.

Five-person

In the new Kabe, five people can spend the night. In the back, you'll find the aforementioned single beds. And above the seating area, traditionally, a double pull-down bed is placed. When you're not using the bed, it's not in the way and doesn't affect the headroom. The operation is electric. Below the pull-down bed, you can create a fifth sleeping place from the seating area. In the standard version, four belted seats are available, with a fifth on the options list.

Plenty of space

The nicely spacious sanitary area consists of a toilet, sink, and shower. The kitchen is also pleasantly large. Above the seating area, you'll find a display cabinet for storing glasses without rattling. In addition to the complete installation for the boiler and heating, there's also a diesel-powered auxiliary heater. Handy if you want to feel a bit more warmth in the front of the cabin. All of this can be operated with a touch panel. Here you can also read the level of the battery or gas cylinder.

Also in winter

Winter hardiness is not an empty phrase at Kabe. Take the heated double floor, the double glazing in the side windows or a heated floor mat in the cockpit and you understand that this motorhome offers all comfort even below zero. Kabe has also raised construction technology to a higher level over the years. The new iWall construction ensures maximum stability and absolute moisture resistance. With aluminum plating and Ecoprim insulation, temperature differences have no influence. In addition, plastic connecting beams are used where moisture can get to. These have cast-in air ducts, which also show good insulating properties.

Kabe caravans and motorhomes are designed and built in the snow. They not only feel at home there, they are made for it. The new Crown i760 LGB adds a dose of luxury and comfort to that build quality, making the model a premium integrated motorhome.

Specifications: Kabe Crown I760 LGB

Base vehicle: Mercedes Sprinter, 170 hp, front-wheel drive
Dimensions: 7.82 x 2.33 x 3.06 meters
Empty weight: 3870 kg
Payload: 630 kg
Maximum weight: 4500 kg
Sleeping and seating: 4-5
Price: from € 187,875.-

More information: www.kabe.se

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