Built on Swift’s SMART construction system, the Swift Conqueror caravan offers a robust, moisture-proof PURe timberless framed body shell with polystyrene insulation (25 mm sidewalls, 32 mm roof), GRP outer panels, and a hail-resistant roof. The aerodynamic profile, 15-inch half-diamond cut alloy wheels, LED exterior lighting and contrasting graphics deliver strong visual appeal. Practical exterior features include a 120W roof solar panel, cold water shower point (on twin-axle models), external BBQ point, and generous access via large service doors.

Interior luxury & amenities

Inside, the Conqueror prioritises comfort and refinement. Fixed beds are fitted with exclusive Duvalay Duvalite Strato mattresses, equipped with reflex foam, airflow memory fibre, and strong support for extended nights on the road. Seating is upgraded with sprung bases and tri-foam backrests, and finishings include new upholstery schemes, upgraded flooring, soft close locker doors, improved wardrobe designs, and an ambient lighting scheme throughout.

FAQs

How many people can sleep in the Conqueror caravan?

It accommodates 2 to 4 berths, depending on the layout you choose. Fixed beds are standard in many versions, and layouts offer flexible lounge conversions where needed.

What heating system does Conqueror use and how comfortable is it in cold weather?

Conqueror comes with Alde radiator central heating, with perimeter radiators under beds and seats, and a powerful control system with selectable power levels. It holds an EN1645 Grade 3 classification for heating and thermal insulation, indicating it’s designed to perform well even in colder conditions.

What modern touches or tech features are new in Conqueror?

Modern upgrades include Duvalay Duvalite Strato mattresses, solid-surface kitchen worktops with a flush chopping board, dual-hinged Dometic slimline fridge with removable freezer, new pull-out wire baskets for the kitchen, ambient lighting, soft-close locker doors, enhanced wardrobes and a 4-inch touchscreen control panel for managing power, battery, heating, lighting, and environmental monitoring.