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Avida Esperance C7932 SL
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Motorhome — Class C · Family

Avida Esperance C7932 SL (2026)

From $189,990

Avida's flagship four-berth Class C motorhome, built on the Iveco Daily 50C17 cab-chassis at the brand's NSW factory. The Esperance package suits families or couples touring with grandkids — drop-down over-cab bed, permanent rear double, and a full-length slide-out that expands the living area when set up at camp.

What we like

  • Australian-built on a proven Iveco Daily chassis
  • Four genuine berths with a permanent rear bed (no nightly conversion)
  • Lithium house battery plus 300 W solar is usable for short off-grid stays
  • Full-length slide-out genuinely expands the interior

What we don't

  • 5,200 kg GVM requires a Light Rigid licence in most Australian states
  • Over 7.9 m long — many caravan parks and ferries charge oversize fees
  • Iveco service network is thinner than Mercedes Sprinter in regional Australia
  • On-road suspension only — keep it off the corrugations

Specifications

At a glance

Body style
Motorhome — Class C
Segment
Family
Berths
4 berths
Layout
Over-cab double bed, rear north-south double, mid kitchen and dinette, side ensuite, full-length slide-out
Bed configuration
Drop-down
Ensuite
Internal
Off-road rating
On-road

Dimensions

Length (overall)
7,940 mm
Width
2,350 mm
Height
3,200 mm

Vehicle weights

GVM
5,200 kg
Licence required
Light Rigid

Construction

Frame
Composite
Cladding
Composite panel

Powertrain

Base vehicle
Iveco Daily 50C17
Powertrain
Diesel
Engine power
125 kW
Engine torque
400 Nm
Fuel tank
100 L

Self-sufficiency

Fresh water
180 L
Grey water
130 L
House battery
200 Ah (Lithium)
Solar
300 W
Inverter
2,000 W
Air conditioner
Yes
Toilet
Cassette
Hot water
Yes

Pricing & origin

Price from
$189,990
Built in
Australia
RVMAP accredited
Yes
Warranty
3 years
Sale status
on sale

Best for

  • Families touring with kids or grandkids
  • Couples wanting a permanent bed without nightly setup
  • Owners who'd rather drive than tow