BRABUS Unveils Luxury Motorhome Big Boy 1200 With 530HP & Solar Panels
German luxury vehicle specialist BRABUS has ventured into the world of motorhomes with its debut model, the Big Boy 1200. This class-A RV offers a blend of opulence, power, and sustainability, boasting a modern kitchen, automatic AC, and a 43-inch 4K smart TV.
The Big Boy 1200, measuring 12m in length and offering over 30sq.m of living space, is a testament to BRABUS's craftsmanship. It features a luxurious interior with gray BRABUS leather sofas and a spacious 160cm x 200cm double bed. The modern kitchen is equipped with an oven, dishwasher, and a wine fridge, ensuring comfort and convenience on the road.
Powering this beast is a 12.8-liter six-cylinder turbodiesel engine, generating an impressive 530hp and 1,918lb.ft of torque. Despite its size and power, the Big Boy 1200 has a top speed of about 56mph. It also comes with an automatic AC unit and eight rooftop solar panels, reflecting BRABUS's commitment to sustainability. The entertainment quotient is high, with a 43-inch 4K smart TV and PS5, along with Starlink internet connectivity.
The vehicle sits on a three-axle chassis with twin rear tires and hydraulically extendable supports for leveling. The exterior is entirely blacked out in a matte finish, giving it a sleek, menacing look.
The Big Boy 1200 is part of BRABUS's Masterpiece series, embodying the company's ethos of bespoke luxury. Interested customers can register their interest by emailing BRABUS, with the price available upon request. This first motorhome from BRABUS sets a high standard for luxury and innovation in the RV market.
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