Le Voyageur Héritage LVXH 7.9 CF: New A-class on Mercedes base
The French motorhome manufacturer Le Voyageur introduces a new A-class, the Héritage LVXH 7.9 CF. Part of a series with four different layouts and in two lengths. You can choose between single beds or a queen-size bed. For this new line-up, Le Voyageur has also selected the Mercedes Sprinter as the base. An impression of the Héritage LVXH 7.9 CF, the version with a queen-size bed.
The two lengths you can choose from are 7.91 m and 8.75 m. Standard features include the MBUX multimedia system, an Alde heating system, and an engine power of 143 hp under the hood. Optionally, you can also go for a generous 177 hp. A novelty is the 360-degree drone view system. This top-down view can be used as a surveillance camera.
Full of useful gadgets
But there are even more newfangled gadgets to be found in this premium A-class. For example, the reversing camera or the abundance of assist systems to make the ride a relaxed pleasure. All systems are operated with the so-called Full Box. With this panel, you can check the contents of the tanks, turn up the heating, or view the battery level.
Face to Face seating area
The Le Voyageur Héritage LVXH 7.9 CF A-class is a short version measuring 7.91 m. In the back, a queen-size bed with a bed size of 1.9 by 1.5 meters. In the front, you will find the seating area in a face-to-face arrangement. Two benches opposite each other lengthwise for a spacious whole. Above the seating area, you can lower a pull-down bed of 1.9 by 1.4 m for two extra sleeping places. The pull-down bed does not obstruct the large skylight above the seating area.
Extra large bathroom
The kitchen has one less burner than is usual in a motorhome of this size. How bad that is depends on your cooking habits, but with two burners, there is at least more workspace available in the relatively compact pantry. The 153-liter refrigerator opposite it is of the size you would expect. There is also no shortage of storage space in the kitchen. Next to the kitchen is the shower, with the toilet opposite it. Here, the separate shower can be combined with the sink and toilet. This creates an extra spacious bathroom. The black taps and fixtures make it a chic whole.
C(1) Driving license required
The interior is light and airy. The dark floor provides a nice contrast and the black accents provide the details. This substantial integral has a maximum weight of 4500 kg, which requires a C driving license. The camper looks quite tough and unyielding from the outside. Most enthusiasts will describe it as an attractive appearance. Unfortunately for the appearance, the wheels are quite far inward, a characteristic of integral campers that stems from the desire to have as many centimeters in width as possible inside. However, the thick wheel arch flares that the manufacturer has put on it reinforce the position of the wheels, while these plastic strips have no further function. The Héritage LVXH 7.9 CF further measures 7.91 m in length, 2.25 m in width and 3.09 m in height. There are four sleeping places and just as many belted seats.
The Le Voyageur Héritage LVXH 7.9 CF costs from € 136,000 in Germany. If you have no plans to naturalize as a German, the Dutch BPM will be added. If there is still money left after that, you can spend it on a luxury package amounting to € 39,000. For this you get, among other things, solar panels, a lithium battery and all the goodies from Mercedes.
More information: www.levoyageur.fr
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