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In a market where most motorhomes are aimed at couples, Rimor is deliberately taking a different approach with the Kilig 50. This alcove motorhome was developed for families and larger travel groups who don’t want to compromise on comfort, sleeping accommodations, or ease of use. While many manufacturers create extra beds by converting seating areas, the Kilig 50 offers no fewer than six fixed sleeping berths. And that is precisely where its greatest strength lies. 

Four bunk beds: a rarity on the market

What really makes the Kilig 50 unique are the four fixed beds in the rear. While most family motorhomes have a single bunk bed, Rimor goes a step further by placing two bunk beds side by side. This allows four children or adults to sleep in the back without having to set up or reconfigure a single bed.

For families, this offers tremendous added value. Everyone has their own place to sleep, and in the evening, no one has to set up the sleeping area first. The children can go to sleep while the parents continue to enjoy a quiet evening in the living room. That may seem like a minor detail, but in practice, it significantly enhances the comfort of the vacation. 

A motorhome built with the family in mind

The rest of the layout was also designed entirely with family life in mind. At the front is a spacious seating area with two L-shaped sofas placed facing each other. This creates a particularly cozy living space where everyone can eat, play, or relax together. 

The layout feels different from that of traditional motorhomes, but that’s exactly what creates a very social living space where six people can sit comfortably. The large table serves as the central gathering spot in the motorhome and makes the Kilig 50 a true family motorhome. 

The comfort of six permanent sleeping spots

Above the cab is a spacious alcove bed for two people. Together with the four beds in the rear, the Kilig 50 thus offers six permanent sleeping spots. That’s become quite rare among today’s motorhome offerings. The big advantage? No one has to make a bed every night. After an active day on vacation, everyone can go straight to sleep. Families with young children, in particular, will really appreciate that.

More compact than you might think

Despite its impressive sleeping capacity, the Kilig 50 remains surprisingly easy to handle. With a length of approximately 7.29 meters, it remains relatively compact for a motorhome that can comfortably transport and accommodate six people overnight.  This makes it much more accessible than larger integrated or liner motorhomes that often offer the same sleeping capacity. The combination of compact dimensions and maximum functionality is one of this model’s strongest features.

The Ford Transit as a solid foundation

The Kilig 50 is built on the modern Ford Transit chassis. In the most popular models today, it is powered by a powerful 165 pk diesel engine, often paired with an automatic transmission. This combination provides ample power, even when the motorhome is fully loaded with passengers, bicycles, and vacation luggage. 

In addition, the Transit is known for its comfortable ride, modern driver-assistance systems, and comfortable seating position. This makes the Kilig 50 appealing not only as a living space but also as a travel vehicle.

A solution that has almost disappeared today

Perhaps what makes the Rimor Kilig 50 most special is that it embodies a concept that is becoming increasingly rare. Many brands today focus on compact camper vans or luxurious motorhomes for two people. As a result, families with three or four children are finding it increasingly difficult to find a motorhome that truly meets their needs.

With the Kilig 50, Rimor proves that there’s still a place for a true family motorhome. Not by focusing on luxury or technology, but by offering practical solutions that families use every day. The four bunk beds, six fixed sleeping berths, and the spacious family seating area make this alcove model one of the most unique motorhomes on the market today. 

Why the Kilig 50 Is So Special

The Rimor Kilig 50 isn’t a motorhome for everyone, and that’s exactly where its strength lies. It’s designed for families who want to travel together without compromising. Thanks to the four bunk beds in the rear, the fixed alcove bed in the front, and the cozy family layout, it offers solutions that are rarely found these days.

 For large families who dream of freedom without having to make beds or convert seating areas every day, the Kilig 50 is undoubtedly one of the most original and well-designed motorhomes available today.

Kennismaking: Le Voyageur
Waarom deze Franse motorhomes tot het absolute topsegment behoren