A corner pantry rises electronically
from below the bench.
“ THE ADAGE 'YOU GET WHAT YOU
PAY FOR' COMES TO MIND. “
Highlighting Track’s engineering and
design prowess, these panels incorporate
seamlessly-integrated automotive-glass
windows, rather than awning windows
purchased from an industry supplier.
A major benefit of the T4 stable that you
won't find on its nearest competitors: the pop-
top roof lifts automatically at the push of a
button on a smartphone app via Bluetooth or
an internal screen.
Up front, you’ll find a fibreglass nose cone
that lifts to reveal a massive storage space
– in fact, external storage space is a distinct
highpoint.
At the back, meanwhile, is another fibreglass
clamshell-style pod. Being a Rhapsody, this
area features a ‘no-fly zone’, essentially a tent
with midge-proof screens that drops from the
opened pod.
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On the nearside, Track fitted an optional 40L
drawer fridge next to a cavernous storage
space. This space, however, can be fitted
instead with a generous stainless steel kitchen
from the Tvan on the Symphony and Rhapsody
models – it’s standard on the Concerto.
In terms of 12V power, the Rhapsody comes
from the factory with dual 105Ah AGM
batteries, dual 120W solar panels, a 300W
pure sine wave inverter, a 25A DC-DC charger
and MPPT solar regulator; however, it can be
well and truly upgraded according to your
needs and budget.
Our Rhapsody was fitted with the so-called
1st Edition Pack. Among the extensive list
of features included in this pack, it received
a 130L water tank upgrade on the standard
75L and a complete Redarc upgrade to the
electrics, including a 700W inverter and
Redarc RedVision control hub.