Vivid Caravans

Australian caravan manufacturer producing touring caravans with vibrant designs and quality builds.

Family-owned · Australian made

Key facts

Established Not published
Ownership Family-owned
Manufacturing Somerton, VIC
Sales model Factory direct and dealers
Warranty Not published
Price range $80,000–$100,000

Brand activity

Owner reviews No data yet
Owner community No data yet
Recalls None listed
New RAV entries, Jun 2026 27
RAV entries, last 12 months 175
Month on month +15
Year on year +21
Rank by last 12 months 55 of 66

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Where it sits

Position in each ranked field, counted from the top.

Registrations 55th of 66 matched makes
RAV entries, last 12 months
Dealer network 68th of 176 brands with mapped dealers
Mapped dealer locations Top 50%
Range size 109th of 133 brands with published specs
Models specified

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Models

2 listed
Nomad View
ATM 3,000 kg · Tare 2,148 kg
Explorer View
ATM 3,000 kg · Tare 2,174 kg

About Vivid Caravans

Background

Vivid Caravans is a sub-brand of The Urban Group, designed and engineered by Urban Caravans founder Steve Trajcevski. Where Urban Caravans are built on TIG welded aluminium frames, Vivid represents an alternative construction approach — using an advanced PolyTech composite frame with fibreglass composite external panels and a TIG welded aluminium and fibreglass roof.

Vivid was created to offer a lighter weight and more affordable alternative to the top-spec Urban off-roaders, with pricing starting from under $80,000. The composite frame construction carries a lifetime guarantee against rot.

Ownership & Structure

Part of The Urban Group, owned by Steve Trajcevski. Vivid sits alongside Urban Caravans, Urban X Campers, and other divisions within the group, which employs approximately 200 staff across Australia. Vivid caravans are sold through dealers including the Hinterland Caravans chain.

Manufacturing

Manufactured in Melbourne as part of The Urban Group’s production facilities. The key construction difference from the parent Urban brand is the use of PolyTech composite framing rather than aluminium. The exterior uses fibreglass composite panels, providing weatherproofing and insulation advantages. The range includes the Explorer, Nomad, and other touring-focused models.

Market Position

Mid-range lightweight touring caravans. Vivid is positioned as an “Urban light” — offering Urban’s design philosophy and engineering rigour but with a composite frame construction at a more accessible price point. Vivid caravans start under $80,000 and use composite-frame construction.