Campervan · Luxury
Trakka Akuna A2M (2026)
From $205,300
Trakka's MY25/26 Akuna A2M is a premium campervan conversion on the Volkswagen Crafter mid-wheelbase — 5.99 m long, car-licence GVM, twin north–south singles that convert to a large double, and an internal combination shower/toilet. The MY25 refresh brought 5,120 Wh of lithium (≈400 Ah), 400 W of solar, and induction cooking with a convection oven, plus the Crafter's 130 kW twin-turbo diesel and 8-speed auto. An AWD 4Motion variant extends the range for unsealed touring.
What we like
- ✓ Genuine 6-metre campervan that parks in a standard space and stays on a car licence
- ✓ 5,120 Wh lithium plus induction cooking — gas-free galley in stock spec
- ✓ Internal shower/toilet is rare at this body length
- ✓ Trakka build quality and Sydney factory backup
What we don't
- ✕ Over $205k — deep premium territory for a two-berth van
- ✕ 650 kg payload shrinks quickly with two people, water and touring gear
- ✕ On-road 2WD in standard form — the 4Motion AWD variant costs ~$7,700 more
- ✕ VW Crafter service network is thinner than HiAce/Sprinter in remote areas
Specifications
At a glance
- Body style
- Campervan
- Segment
- Luxury
- Berths
- 2 berths
- Layout
- Twin north–south single beds (convertible to a large double), rear kitchen, internal combination shower/toilet
- Bed configuration
- Single beds
- Ensuite
- Internal
- Off-road rating
- On-road
Dimensions
- Length (overall)
- 5,990 mm
- Width
- 2,040 mm
- Height
- 2,720 mm
Vehicle weights
- GVM
- 3,880 kg
- Licence required
- Car
Construction
- Cladding
- Aluminium
Powertrain
- Base vehicle
- Volkswagen Crafter MWB
- Powertrain
- Diesel
- Engine power
- 130 kW
- Engine torque
- 410 Nm
Self-sufficiency
- Fresh water
- 140 L
- Grey water
- 80 L
- House battery
- 400 Ah (Lithium)
- Solar
- 400 W
- Air conditioner
- Yes
- Toilet
- Cassette
- Hot water
- Yes
Pricing & origin
- Price from
- $205,300
- Built in
- Australia
- Sale status
- on sale
Best for
- • Couples touring frequently who want set-up-free overnight stops
- • Buyers prioritising drivability and parking ease over interior space
- • Owners stepping down from a large motorhome without giving up the bathroom