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Before buying and customizing a campervan, it’s worth taking a closer look at where you plan to travel, what your budget is and what equipment you want.
A campervan needs to not only look good but work in everyday life, with sleeping areas, kitchen, electricity, water, heating, storage space, toilet, weight and safety all coming together to create a useful and enjoyable space.
Our free BANK-now campervan checklist shows you everything at a glance – from initial idea to final fit-out. Download it free now and start your adventure without any worries.
Anyone looking to buy and customize a campervan first needs to work out how they ultimately want to use their vehicle – for short weekend trips, longer journeys, self-sufficient van life or even as a mobile home office. This will determine the size, layout, storage space, electricity supply, kitchen, bathroom, heating and other equipment in your campervan. It’s particularly important to differentiate between nice-to-have and truly essential features at an early stage.
Campervan conversions also require careful financial planning. A fully customized, medium-sized van can cost between CHF 80,000 and CHF 100,000 – not including the cost of the vehicle.
Our checklist will help you to keep track of all the most important aspects of buying and converting a campervan from initial idea to final fit-out, making sure you have everything you need to discuss your project with conversion specialists and set a realistic budget.
