New Zealand’s First Rental Camper Trailers Hit The Road
New Zealand’s first rental camper trailers hit the road
GO Rentals reveals ‘GO Glamper’ fleet – first brand to launch towable option
• Compact, comfortable, easy to tow, solar-powered battery and self-contained
• Designed and manufactured in New Zealand exclusively for GO Rentals
• Consumer response to GO Glamper concept reinforces gap in the market
GO Rentals, New
Zealand’s largest independent rental vehicle company,
today announced the introduction of its innovative GO
Glamper fleet of camper trailers, in a move that is expected
to shake up the highly-competitive market.
Manufactured in the Waikato, the brand new fleet features a myriad of benefits for travellers, from generous double bed to private toilet unit, kitchenette, solar powered lighting, water tanks and even an awning and outdoor furniture for creating your own al fresco dining area.
The entire fleet is certified as self-contained, an added benefit in the goal to keep New Zealand’s environment as clean as possible, in alignment with GO Rental’s Qualmark Gold status.
Amidst the ongoing rise of the campervan market, GO Rentals General Manager James Dalglish reinforced the consumer demand for the ability to ‘lock and leave’ a towable accommodation solution in order to explore and experience New Zealand without taking the literal kitchen sink with you.
“It’s well known that tourists just love self-driving holidays and our GO Glamper is the ultimate in ease and flexibility – simply get your camper trailer set up then head off on day trips, adventures and sight-seeing in your car without the dramas of finding a car park that suits or having to pack up every time you go somewhere.”
Customer research into the concept was
conducted during the product development stage, with over
500 GO Rentals customers surveyed and results revealed there
is overwhelming demand for the camper trailer solution
unique to the GO Rentals fleet.
• Level of interest: over 80% of respondents said they would be interested in hiring a GO Glamper and agreed it was an appealing option compared to a traditional campervan, while 92% said that combining rental car and accommodation hire into one booking was appealing
• Towing tenacity: When it comes to confidence when towing a GO Glamper, 80% said they would feel comfortable despite only around half of those surveyed claiming they had experience towing behind a vehicle
• Lock, leave, explore: Being able to securely leave your accommodation and explore in your car was very important, with 95% agreeing that it was an advantage
GO Glamper
camper trailers are available for hire in Auckland and
Christchurch with additional locations forecast to launch in
the next 12 months. A GO Glamper can be hired in combination
with a GO Rentals vehicle, or on it’s own for use with an
existing car (your own or a GO Rentals vehicle) featuring
sufficient towing capabilities.
Launched in 1999, GO Rentals started with only a handful of vehicles and one location. 18 years later, GO Rentals now features a fleet of over 3,000 vehicles and six locations throughout New Zealand. Over the last three financial years, over half a million people have travelled with GO Rentals.
Find out more about the GO Rentals new GO Glamper here.
Here are some of the
key features:
• Easy to tow
• Lock and leave for ultimate flexibility
• Internal LED lighting
• Lockable Side Windows
• Two side hatches for indoor/outdoor flow
• Detachable Canvas Awning
• Roof vent and windows
• Private Toilet Cubicle with Cassette Toilet
• Hood lining and Floor Carpets
• Self-contained power system with solar panel to keep battery charged
• Self-supporting & Lockable Rear Opening Door
• Pop Top Roof for extra head room
• Water Tank & Grey Water Tank
• Blind covers for Interior Windows
• Rear Stabilisers for extra stability
• Handy Lockable Storage Compartments
• Kitchen Unit with Tap and Sink
• Extra Camping Table and Chairs
• Cooking Utensils
• Folding Internal Table
• Dinnerware & Cutlery
• 2 x Burner Gas Cooker
• Compact Fridge
• Bedding - mattress, pillows and linen
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