Sunliner Habitat HA1.26 Motorhome

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Light Rigid Truck Licence

Iveco Daily 72-210

March 2026

124 kms

8 Spd Automatic

Seats 4 – Sleeps 4

The Sunliner Habitat HA1.26 is designed for travellers seeking true independence without sacrificing comfort. Built on the robust Iveco Daily 70-210 chassis with an 8-speed automatic transmission and rear differential lock, it delivers confidence on sealed highways, country roads and remote destinations alike. Inside, the spacious interior features opposing lounges, a centre dinette, a king-size electric drop-down bed and a large rear ensuite with washing machine. With 400L of fresh water, 600W of solar, twin 300Ah lithium batteries, a 3000VA inverter and 4kVA generator, the Habitat HA1.26 is equipped to stay off-grid for extended periods while enjoying all the comforts of home.

The Sunliner Habitat HA1.26 at a glance:

Mixed-terrain touring on the Iveco Daily 70-210 automatic chassis
King-size electric drop-down bed maximising daytime living space
Premium off-grid package with lithium batteries, solar, inverter and generator
Large rear ensuite with separate shower and washing machine
Luxury outdoor living with electric awning, speakers and external amenities

Sunliner Habitat HA1.26 Full Description

Luxury Touring Without Limits

The Sunliner Habitat HA1.26 has been designed for travellers who want to explore further while enjoying the comforts of a premium apartment on wheels. Its contemporary interior combines contrasting cabinetry and upholstery to create a bright, inviting living environment that feels spacious from the moment you step inside.

Immediately behind the cab is an impressive lounge and dining area featuring two opposing lounges with a centrally positioned dinette. This versatile layout creates an excellent social space whether entertaining guests, enjoying meals or simply relaxing after a day of travel.

At the touch of a button, the king-size electric drop-down bed lowers effortlessly from the ceiling, transforming the living area into a comfortable master bedroom before disappearing again during the day to maximise living space.

Functional Kitchen & Premium Rear Ensuite

The centrally located kitchen has been designed for practical everyday use. An L-shaped benchtop houses the sink and cooktop with glass lid, complemented by a rangehood, generous storage and overhead cabinetry. Opposite, you’ll find a microwave and large two-door fridge/freezer, providing ample food storage for extended trips away from caravan parks.

Occupying the full width of the rear is Sunliner’s spacious ensuite. Separate shower facilities keep the bathroom practical and comfortable while the vanity, cassette toilet, front-loading washing machine and extensive cupboards and drawers provide all the conveniences required for long-term touring.

Built for Extended Off-Grid Adventures

Where the Habitat HA1.26 truly excels is its ability to remain self-sufficient. A massive 400-litre fresh water capacity, 100-litre grey water tank, twin 300Ah lithium batteries, 600W solar charging system, 3000VA inverter and integrated 4kVA generator combine to provide outstanding independence when travelling remote Australia.

Built on the Iveco Daily 70-210 with a 3.0L turbo diesel engine, 8-speed automatic transmission, rear differential lock and 6,500kg GVM, the Habitat inspires confidence across a wide variety of touring conditions while remaining comfortable to drive.

Outside, thoughtful additions including 270-degree security lighting, external shower, picnic table, electric awning with integrated speakers, rear storage garage and utility rack make campsite setup simple and enjoyable.

Whether you’re planning months exploring Australia’s outback or simply want the freedom to travel without relying on powered sites, the Sunliner Habitat HA1.26 delivers luxury, capability and independence in one exceptional motorhome.

Dealer’s Note

The Sunliner Habitat HA1.26 sits at the premium end of Australian motorhome design and is built for buyers who genuinely intend to travel extensively. Its combination of serious off-grid capability, spacious internal layout and the dependable Iveco platform makes it particularly well suited to extended touring across Australia’s diverse conditions. If your adventures regularly take you beyond caravan parks while still expecting the comforts of home, the Habitat HA1.26 deserves close consideration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the Sunliner Habitat HA1.26 suitable for off-grid camping?
A: Yes. The Habitat HA1.26 is specifically designed for extended off-grid travel with 400L fresh water capacity, twin 300Ah lithium batteries, 600W solar charging, a 3000VA inverter and a built-in 4kVA generator.

Q: What licence do I need to drive the Habitat HA1.26?
A: The Habitat HA1.26 has a 6,500kg GVM and requires a Light Rigid (LR) Truck Licence to drive it.

Q: How many people can sleep in the Habitat HA1.26?
A: The motorhome features a large king-size electric drop-down bed, providing comfortable sleeping accommodation for two adults.

Q: Does the Habitat HA1.26 have a separate shower?
A: Yes. It features a spacious rear ensuite with a separate shower, toilet, vanity and washing machine for maximum comfort on extended trips.

Q: What chassis is the Habitat HA1.26 built on?
A: The Habitat HA1.26 is built on the Iveco Daily 70-210 chassis, powered by a 3.0L turbo diesel engine with an 8-speed automatic transmission and rear differential lock.

Q: Is there enough storage for long-term touring?
A: Absolutely. The Habitat offers extensive internal cupboards and drawers along with a large external rear storage garage and utility rack, making it ideal for extended travel.