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When it comes to buying a 2-person campervan, New Zealand has a big market with plenty of options.
Also, depending on the season, you can find cheaper prices. Definitely, there are plenty of 2-berth campervans for sale.
- Let’s check out where to find them, the most popular vans (makes and models), and some additional resources to keep you up to date about the campervan market in New Zealand!
🔍 Where to Find 2-Berth Campervans for Sale
Travel Cars offers campervans, motorhomes, and smaller cars for sale; the 2-berth type is the most popular, especially among backpackers.
📞 If you’re looking to buy a campervan you can also contact us directly at 021 30 36 19 (available on Whatsapp).
- Below you will find a few of the latest listings, but you can do a broader research.
Additionally, you can also find 2-berth campervans for sale within the TCNZ Facebook Network, counting with over 300,000 members.
- You can join a few of the Campervans & Vans groups, find them here: 16 Facebook Groups in New Zealand
🚐 2-Berth Makes & Models in The Market
Currently, there are plenty of old models on the New Zealand market between years 1996 and 2006. You can still find newer ones, depending on your budget and preferences.
The most popular ones are:
Toyota Estima
Here are some general specifications and features about this popular Toyota’s, the most reliable brand in New Zealand.
| Category | Specification/Feature |
|---|---|
| Engine Options | 2.4L - 3.5L Petrol, 2.4L Hybrid |
| Transmission | Automatic, CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) |
| Drivetrain | Front-Wheel Drive (FWD), All-Wheel Drive (AWD) |
| Fuel Efficiency | Petrol: 8-12 km/L, Hybrid: 12-16 km/L |
| Sleeping Arrangements | Rear seats fold to create bed, Elevated roof or pop-top for additional sleeping space |
| Kitchen Facilities | Small sink, Water tank, Portable gas stove, Built-in fridge or cooler (optional) |
| Storage | Ample storage compartments, Built-in cabinets and drawers |
| Power Supply | Auxiliary battery system, Solar panels (optional) |
| Seating | Seats 4-7 people, Swivel seats in front for versatility |
| Additional Features | Portable toilet and shower setup (optional), Curtains or blinds for privacy, Insect screens for windows/doors |
| Popular Models | Toyota Estima Emina and Lucida, Toyota Estima Hybrid, Toyota Estima Aeras |
| Price Range | NZD 8,000 - NZD 15,000 (older models), NZD 20,000 - NZD 40,000+ (newer or extensively converted models) |
Nissan Serena
Here are some general specifications and features about available Nissan’s in the New Zealand market:
| Category | Specification/Feature |
|---|---|
| Engine Options | 2.0L - 2.5L Petrol, 2.0L Hybrid |
| Transmission | Automatic, CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) |
| Drivetrain | Front-Wheel Drive (FWD), All-Wheel Drive (AWD) |
| Fuel Efficiency | Petrol: 10-14 km/L, Hybrid: 14-18 km/L |
| Sleeping Arrangements | Rear seats fold to create bed, Elevated roof or pop-top for additional sleeping space |
| Kitchen Facilities | Small sink, Water tank, Portable gas stove, Built-in fridge or cooler (optional) |
| Storage | Ample storage compartments, Built-in cabinets and drawers |
| Power Supply | Auxiliary battery system, Solar panels (optional) |
| Seating | Seats 4-7 people, Swivel seats in front for versatility |
| Additional Features | Portable toilet and shower setup (optional), Curtains or blinds for privacy, Insect screens for windows/doors |
| Popular Models | Nissan Serena Highway Star, Nissan Serena e-Power |
| Price Range | NZD 10,000 - NZD 18,000 (older models), NZD 25,000 - NZD 45,000+ (newer or extensively converted models) |
✅ Benefits of Buying a 2-Person Campervan
You’ll save money on places to stay by avoiding hotels and using New Zealand’s many free or cheap campsites. These smaller vans are also easier to drive and park, making it simple to navigate winding roads and reach hidden spots that big RVs can’t.
Smaller campervans also use less fuel, which is better for your pocket and the environment.
They are cheaper to maintain and insure, saving you more money.
