CARAVANS are usually a way to holiday on a budget, but not all caravans are equal.
There’s certainly nothing budget about the Kabe Imperial Tower, which costs around £100,000 and has two floors.
Kabe is a Swedish company that builds high-end motorhomes and caravans, but the Imperial Tower was an experiment.
This two-story van was actually a PR stunt first shown at the Royal Tower in 2007, but it gained so much interest that it was then considered for production.
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The Imperial Tower is a twin-axle that’s an incredible 9.7 metres long and 4.5 meters high.
Inside, it’s fitted with luxurious leather and wood and features a comfy wraparound lounge at the front, although you can spec it in different layouts.
On the ground floor, you’ll also find a dinette and a fully-fitted kitchen with a full-size cooker and sink.
At the rear is the bathroom with a walk-in shower and bedroom, which can come with twin beds or an island double.
Up a staircase on the second floor is a second lounge featuring another huge wraparound sofa.
A door then leads out onto a terrace, which can be used for dining or sunbathing in the warmer months.
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Sadly, despite another stab at it in 2017, the Kabe Imperial Tower never went into production.
It’s reported that a price tag of around £100,000 and stability issues due to its height ultimately stopped it.
Today Kabe offers a range of luxurious caravans called the Royal and Imperial but all are single-story vans.
