Iveco Daily 70C Fits Latitude Motorhomes To A Tee

    Posted On: Monday, 16 June 2025
    Three Latitude Motorhomes Element 27 RVs parked in a row on a lot near the Latitude Motorhomes factory.

    This post is courtesy of Iveco.

    When it comes to selecting a motorhome body and cab chassis, there are plenty to choose from, but most likely, these choices will come with some compromises. Gold Coast's Latitude Motorhomes manufactures its premium motorhomes so there are no compromises; that's why the company builds exclusively on the IVECO Daily 70C cab chassis.

    Started in 2017 by brothers Ben and Michael MacLean, Latitude’s search for perfection may at first glance seem risky because it comes at a price, but eight years on and with a 48-month wait for prospective customers to become Latitude Motorhome owners, the decision has proven to be sound.

    "While most motorhome manufacturers work to a price point and then equip the vehicle within that budget, we've always concentrated on providing customers with the very best features, equipment, and finishes," Ben explained.

    "We cut no corners with cost—we build and price afterwards, all materials are the very best, and they complement our design process. Every new model is fully developed, tested, and assembled in 3D modelling software before being commissioned for build."

    "And although we can customise our motorhomes to suit the needs of our buyers, we find that overwhelmingly they're so well designed and specified that very few opt for a bespoke build."

    That’s not to say that there are no options for customers: Latitude offers 24 cabin colours, 12 flooring colours, 50 leather colour options and a host of other selection choices, allowing the customer to heavily personalise their motorhome if they wish to.

    Currently available from Latitude are two motorhome models, the Element 27 and Meridian 30, both built on the IVECO Daily 70C with 7.2t GVM. These motorhomes feature slide-outs, ample storage, and electrical and plumbing systems that provide easy, luxurious, and convenient accommodation, whether at a caravan park or if needing to be self-sufficient when free camping. It's a product offer that sees the company selling to all corners of the country.

    There's no doubting that both models are extensively equipped, and it's the added carrying capacity of the 70C light truck underpinnings that make it an ideal platform for Latitude Motorhomes, according to Ben.

    "We've been using the Daily 70C cab chassis since 2018—the model has the horsepower, GVM, and wheelbase we need, plus it's a nice truck to drive, especially compared to cab-over equivalents," Ben explained.

    A Latitude Motorhomes Element RV parked on a grassy plain.

    "At 7.2t GVM, the model allows us to install all the equipment and features we want, and still have around 1.5t of payload, plus there's the 3.5t braked towing capacity for those who want to tow a runabout."

    With an impressive driveline (consisting of a 155kW and 470Nm engine and a fully automatic 8-speed transmission) and a suite of active and passive safety features, as well as suspended seats containing memory foam, the 70C is well-suited to the application. Still, Latitude Motorhomes is not shy about further speccing the cab chassis to the maximum.

    Among the options selected are rear electronically controlled airbag suspension, rear electronic differential lock, and all of IVECO's upgrade packs: Hi-Business, Hi-Comfort, and H-Technology. The upgrade packs include items such as the Tyre Pressure Monitoring System, automatic headlights and wipers, Lane Departure Warning + Proactive Lane Keep Assist, City Brake, Traction Plus, inductive charging, and more.

    "Most of our clientele are retirees or pre-retirees; they appreciate the cabin appointments, smooth ride, and comfort that the Daily 70C provides," Ben said. "The Daily has proven to be a reliable platform, and we get positive feedback from our customers. They're all very impressed with the fuel efficiency as well, especially when transitioning from a four-wheel-drive and caravan combination. The Daily only uses about three-quarters of the fuel.

    "We aim to produce the best motorhomes in Australia, so it's important that any vehicle that bears the Latitude Motorhome name is also of the highest standards," he explains.

    Latitude Motorhomes has a close relationship with the IVECO Brisbane selling dealership and Sales Consultant Kirsty Leehy, who Ben said is responsive and has provided good service.

    To learn more, visit: www.latitudemotorhomes.com.au.

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