Bailey is showcasing models from its Unicorn line-up at the NEC this week.
For the 2027 season, the Bristol brand has split its Unicorn range into three sub-ranges, and models from across the line-up can be seen at the Motorhome and Caravan Show.
This include all four of the Unicorn Grande tourers. These are twin-axle tourers which have four-berths, cost £41,999 and are 8ft-wide caravans.
The line-up includes the Lucena, which comes with a parallel settee lounge, an end washroom, and a transverse island bed.
The Vilena comes with an L-shaped lounge at the front of the tourer, a transverse island bed and a rear washroom.
The Cornella features an in-line island bed, a central washroom and U-shaped lounge. It has an MTPLM of 1846kg, a MiRO of 1686kg and a shipping length of 7.90m.
The final van in the range is the Cordoba, which features a U-shaped front lounge, an end washroom and fixed single beds. It has an MTPLM of 1818kg, a MiRO of 1658kg, and a shipping length of 7.90m.
The mid-range in the line-up is the Unicorn Deluxe, which has four conventional width vans, all with four berths, and again, these are all on display.
The four models include the Cabrera (£35,499), which features an in-line island bed and for 2027, comes with a sliding door for access to the central washroom. It has an MTPLM of 1600kg, a MiRO of 1446kg and a shipping length of 7.34m.
Joining it on the stand was the side dinette, end washroom Madrid (£34,999), a tourer with an MTPLM of 1550kg, a MiRO of 1389kg, and a shipping length 6.88m.
The fixed single beds, end washroom Cadiz (£35,499) has an MTPLM of 1600kg, a MiRO of 1446kg and a shipping length of 7.34m, while the final model in the line-up is the transverse island bed, end washroom Vigo (£35,499), which has an MTPLM of 1600kg, a MiRO of 1446kg and a shipping length of 7.34m.
The brand has also added the Unicorn Lite, a three-model range which all come to a conventional width and have an MTPLM of less than 1500kg, which could make them appeal to caravanners with small tow cars or EVs.
This has been done by removing spec that would be traditionally seen in a Unicorn, so the Lite comes with Truma CombiNeo instead of Alde heating, as well as a half-height fridge.
The tourers in the line-up includes a sole two-berth, the end washroom Seville (£27,799), while there are two four-berths, the Valencia (£29,999) which has an end washroom and a corner bed, and the Murcia (£30,999) which has a central washroom and in-line island bed.
Another brand to have new models on its stand this week is Swift. The manufacturer has its returning Conqueror 565 and Sprite Quattro FB Grande on display at the NEC, two family-orientated caravans which have returned due to customer demand.
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