A-Class Motorhomes

A company of the ERWIN HYMER GROUP

The fullest expression of Laika

The Laika A-class is where cab and living area become a single architecture, built around a precise idea of luxury: space designed to be lived, finishes built to last, effortless drivability. Every element is designed to work together, from the first mile to the last stop of the day. Built for those who don’t just take holidays, but live on the road – comfort that holds up, trip after trip.

Our A-class range:
Laika's top tier

A-class

Kreos

4 Berths, 4500 kg
from £159,600.00 a)

A-class

Ecovip Titanio

4 - 5 Berths, 3500 kg
from £97,400.00 a)

Three reasons collectors choose a Laika A-Class

The architecture

Cab and living area built as a single structure - optimal insulation in a living space without rivals.

The outlook

Interior height and a panoramic windscreen turn every drive into a wide-open view of the road ahead.

The choice

The details make the difference: upholstery, seating, cushions - every aspect of life on board can be shaped to your own style.

Price range across models (£ 97.400 - £ 159.600)

Configuration & pricing

A Laika price isn’t a starting point. It’s a destination – reflecting materials, manufacture, warranty, and a network of selected dealers in 22 countries.

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FAQ

1 What's the difference between an A-class and a coachbuilt motorhome?

An A-Class motorhome has a fully integrated front section designed by the motorhome manufacturer, creating a spacious interior and panoramic view. A coachbuilt motorhome retains the original cab of the base vehicle.

2 Can a Laika A-class be driven on a B licence?

Whether a Laika A-Class motorhome can be driven on a Category B driving licence depends on the model. Ecovip A-Class models can be driven on a B licence, as they are available with a maximum authorised mass of up to 3.5 tonnes (depending on the specific layout). Kreos A-Class models exceed this limit and therefore require a higher licence category.

3 How many sleeping berths does a Laika A-class have?

Depending on layout and optionals, a Laika A-class motorhome can accommodate between two and five people. All Laika A-class models feature comfortable twin beds as well as a practical drop-down bed above the cab area, creating additional sleeping space without compromising the living area during the day.

4 How long is a Laika A-class?

Laika A-class motorhomes are available in a range of lengths to suit different travel styles and space requirements. The Ecovip Titanio is available in lengths of 659 cm, 699 cm and 740 cm, while the flagship Kreos measures 809 cm.

5 Are Laika A-class motorhomes winter-capable?

Laika A-class motorhomes are designed for comfortable travel throughout the year, including colder seasons. High-quality insulation, efficient heating systems and carefully engineered construction help maintain a pleasant interior climate.

6 How much does a Laika A-class cost?

A Laika A-Class motorhome starts at approximately 97.400 £, depending on the model and market. The final price depends on the selected series, specification and optional equipment.

7 What's the warranty on a Laika A-class?

A Laika A-Class motorhome comes with a 24-month manufacturer’s warranty for added peace of mind. In addition, Laika provides a 10-year water ingress warranty on the habitation body, subject to the prescribed inspection schedule. Owners also benefit from dedicated customer support and access to an extensive network of authorised service partners across Europe.

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a) All prices are recommended retail prices in GBP including legal applicable VAT, On The Road Charges (OTR including delivery from Italy, registration and PDI). Possible import duties are not included and will be charged separately. Your local dealer informes you about the applicable prices, taxes and duties for your country.

* The specified mass in running order is a default value defined in the type-approval procedure. Due to manufacturing tolerances, the actual weighed mass in running order may deviate from the value stated above. Deviations of up to ± 5 % of the mass in running order are legally permissible and possible. The permissible range in kilograms is given in brackets after the mass in running order.  The manufacturer-specified mass for optional equipment is a calculated value for each type and layout that LAIKA uses to determine the maximum weight available for factory-fitted optional equipment. The limitation of optional equipment is intended to ensure that the minimum pay-mass, i.e. the legally prescribed free mass for baggage and retrofitted accessories, is actually available for the vehicle load capacity of the vehicles delivered by LAIKA.  The real weight of your vehicle ex works can only be determined when it is weighed at the end of the line. If, in exceptional cases, the weighing shows that the actual load capacity falls below theminimum pay-mass despite limiting the optional equipment due to a permissible weight deviation, we will check together with your trade partner and you whether we should, for example, increase the load capacity of the vehicle, reduce the number of seats or remove optional equipment before delivering the vehicle.  The technically permissible maximum laden mass of the vehicle and the technically permissible maximum mass on the axle must not be exceeded.

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