The Cozy Campers Fleet: All 13 Campers, Photographed and Compared
13
Models in the fleet
2–3
Sleeps
6
F-road legal
13
With Webasto heater
Cozy Campers doesn't organize its fleet by van size the way CampEasy or Go Campers do. It organizes by age and price: three Highlander 4x4s that are "Premium," five Renault Trafic conversions that are "Standard," and five older listings — some of them a different, smaller vehicle entirely — that are "Budget." That is Cozy's own top-level menu, and it is the structure this page follows, because it is the distinction that actually decides what you get.
The two Highlanders that market themselves as "extended" are worth reading carefully. Cozy's own copy for the Highlander II and Cozy 2 both promise "more space and storage," but the published spec table shows the same 5 m length, height and width as their non-extended sibling — the number that's actually bigger is the luggage allowance, not the vehicle. The Highlander III and Cozy 3 are the real size step up: both are 5.4 m long with a wider 160 × 193 cm bed, and both carry a single 10-litre water tank rather than the smaller models' two, despite sleeping three instead of two.
"Budget" is not one thing across the fleet. On the Highlander line it means the same Volkswagen Transporter a few years older — same 4x4 running gear, same F-road clearance. On the Cozy line it means a smaller Volkswagen Caddy, not an older Renault Trafic; the Budget Cozy 1 is a genuinely different, cheaper van, not a well-worn version of the Standard one. Cozy's own budget-tier page is direct about the trade-off either way: "NO compensation is given in case of issues with a BUDGET camper or the included items," and the company recommends buying roadside-assistance cover for exactly that reason.
The heater is the number most worth double-checking, and Cozy is inconsistent about naming it. Every one of the eight Premium and Standard listings names a "Webasto Heating System" outright — a diesel heater that runs off the leisure battery, engine off, park anywhere. None of the five Budget listings use the word Webasto; they say only "quality heating system." It's very likely the same or a similar unit, but Cozy's own copy doesn't confirm the brand for the older stock, so this page doesn't either.
F-roads split cleanly along the chassis line rather than the price tier: all three Highlanders — Premium and Budget alike — are 4x4 and cleared for F-roads marked green on road.is, while every Cozy 1/2/3 listing, Standard or Budget, is 2x4 and barred outright by Cozy's own rental agreement. Even the Highlanders can't use everything: Road 622, F-578, F-337, F-261, F-210, F-821, F-88, the F-910 austurleið route to Askja, F-894 and F-980 are off-limits regardless of vehicle. And despite the Highlander's raised air intake being marketed for river crossings, Cozy's rental terms exclude river-crossing damage from every insurance tier and list "driving in or across rivers or any kind of waterways" as a forbidden act, full stop — the snorkel gets you through standing water on a track, not across an unbridged ford.
Two numbers apply to the whole fleet with no exceptions: every driver (and any extra driver) must be at least 20 years old with a licence held for 12 months, and every rental runs a minimum of 3 full days (72 hours) regardless of which of the 13 campers you book. There are no prices on this page, deliberately — Cozy's rates move with season, trip length and how far ahead you book, so any number typed here would be wrong within a week. Every camper links straight into a live search that puts its real price next to the other Icelandic rental companies for the same dates.
Every Cozy Campers camper, side by side
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| Model | Base vehicle | Seats | Sleeps | Gearbox | Drive | Fuel | F-roads | Night heating | Rented | Bed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Highlander I | Volkswagen Transporter or Ford Transit (2023–2025) | 2 | 2 | Automatic | 4WD | Diesel | Yes | Webasto | All year | 130 × 193 cm |
| The Highlander II | Volkswagen Transporter or Ford Transit (2023–2025) | 2 | 2 | Automatic | 4WD | Diesel | Yes | Webasto | All year | 130 × 193 cm |
| The Highlander III | Volkswagen Transporter or Ford Transit (2023–2025) | 3 | 3 | Automatic | 4WD | Diesel | Yes | Webasto | All year | 160 × 193 cm |
| Cozy 1 Manual | Renault Trafic (2023–2024) | 2 | 2 | Manual | FWD | Diesel | No | Webasto | All year | 130 × 193 cm |
| Cozy 1 Automatic | Renault Trafic (2023–2024) | 2 | 2 | Automatic | FWD | Diesel | No | Webasto | All year | 130 × 193 cm |
| Cozy 2 Automatic | Renault Trafic (2023–2024) | 2 | 2 | Automatic | FWD | Diesel | No | Webasto | All year | 130 × 193 cm |
| Cozy 3 Manual | Renault Trafic (2023) | 3 | 3 | Manual | FWD | Diesel | No | Webasto | All year | 160 × 193 cm |
| Cozy 3 Automatic | Renault Trafic (2023–2024) | 3 | 3 | Automatic | FWD | Diesel | No | Webasto | All year | 160 × 193 cm |
| Cozy 1 Manual Budget | Volkswagen Caddy (2021) | 2 | 2 | Manual | FWD | Diesel | No | Webasto | All year | — |
| Cozy 1 Automatic Budget | Volkswagen Caddy (2019–2022) | 2 | 2 | Automatic | FWD | Diesel | No | Webasto | All year | — |
| The Highlander I Budget | Volkswagen Transporter (2019) | 2 | 2 | Automatic | 4WD | Diesel | Yes | Webasto | All year | — |
| The Highlander II Budget | Volkswagen Transporter (long-wheelbase) (2019) | 2 | 2 | Automatic | 4WD | Diesel | Yes | Webasto | All year | — |
| The Highlander III Budget | Volkswagen Transporter (long-wheelbase) (2022) | 3 | 3 | Automatic | 4WD | Diesel | Yes | Webasto | All year | — |
"Night heating" is named "Webasto Heating System" outright on every Premium and Standard page. None of the five Budget pages use that word — only "quality heating system" — so this page marks all 13 as Webasto-equivalent but flags the naming gap here rather than hiding it. The Highlander's raised air intake is marketed for river crossings, but Cozy's own rental terms exclude river-crossing damage from every insurance tier and forbid driving through rivers outright. Treat the snorkel as protection on the approach to a ford, not permission to cross one. "F-roads" splits by chassis, not by price: all three Highlanders (Premium and Budget) are cleared: every Cozy 1/2/3 (Standard and Budget) is 2x4 and barred outright, with no exceptions for the newer Standard vans. None of the 13 campers has a toilet or shower on board. Cozy's own materials point customers to N1 fuel stations (162 of them, with a fuel discount and free coffee for Cozy renters), roughly 200 campsites (EUR 10–20 per person) or public swimming pools (about EUR 6) instead. The Highlander II and Cozy 2 are marketed as "extended" models with "more space and storage," but their published length, height and width match their non-extended sibling exactly — only the luggage allowance is actually larger. The Highlander III and Cozy 3 are the genuine size step, both 5.4 m long with a wider bed. Photos for the Cozy 1 Manual/Automatic pair and the Cozy 3 Manual/Automatic pair are partly shared: Cozy photographed one demonstration van per pair and used the same gallery on both listings, the same way CampEasy's Easy Big and Easy Big EXP share one gallery. Each listing still gets its own distinct third photo.
Premium 4x4, F-roads allowed
Cozy's own description: "NEW (up to 3 years), four-wheel drive with automatic transmission, specially customized for Icelandic highland/F-roads, and have panorama sky roof." Three Volkswagen Transporter (or Ford Transit — Cozy doesn't guarantee which chassis you get) conversions, the only campers here cleared for the highlands.
The Highlander I
Cozy's entry-level 4x4, chassis not guaranteed
Volkswagen Transporter 4Motion — Cozy's entry-level Highlander
Cozy's own spec sheet lists the base vehicle as "Volkswagen Transporter or the New Ford Transit" — you don't find out which until pickup. Either way it's a 150 hp 2.0 TDI diesel automatic with 4x4 drive, a panorama sky roof that opens, a raised chassis and larger tires, a raised air intake, and a full-size spare tire on a custom crank-release system built so it doesn't block the view through the panoramic windows. Inside: a Webasto heater, a 130 × 193 cm bed, a sink with running water, a 21-litre fridge, and power that never needs a campsite hookup — the leisure battery fully charges from the engine in about two hours, backed by a 115-watt roof solar panel.
- Sleeps 2
- F-roads
- Sky roof opens
- Webasto heater
- Base vehicle
- Volkswagen Transporter or Ford Transit, 2023–2025
- Seats / sleeps
- 2 / 2
- Bed
- 130 × 193 cm
- Gearbox
- Automatic
- Drive
- 4WD · Diesel
- Power
- 150 hp
- Fuel use
- 9.5 L/100 km
- Tank
- 70 L
- Length
- 5.00 m
- F-roads
- Allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 1×20 kg suitcase + 2×10 kg carry-on bags
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
Two people who want F-road access in the smallest of the three Highlanders, without committing to the larger II or III.
Watch out
No toilet or shower on board. The raised air intake is marketed for river crossings, but Cozy's own rental terms exclude river-crossing damage from every insurance tier and forbid driving through rivers outright. And you won't know whether you're getting a Transporter or a Transit until you collect the keys.
Full equipment list (32)
- 4x4 Drive
- Raised Chassis
- Larger Tires
- Sky Roof That Opens
- Raised Air Intake
- Tire Inflator
- Floodlights
- Webasto Heating
- Running Water
- 21L Refrigerator
- Gas Stove + 1 Gas Bottle
- Full-size Spare Tire
- Custom Crank-release Spare System
- Toolbox
- 115W Solar Panel
- No Hookup Needed
- Built-in Jump-start System
- 24/7 Emergency Phone Assistance
- Fire Extinguisher
- Tracking Device
- First Aid Kit
- Cook and Kitchenware
- 2x Goose Down Duvets
- 4x Pillows
- Linen
- Blackout Curtains with Magnets
- LED Light System
- 2x USB-A Charging Ports
- 12V Charger and Monitor
- Extra Battery
- Bluetooth Radio/Speakers
- Back Camera
The Highlander II
Same footprint as the I, more suitcase room
Highlander II on the Ford Transit Custom 4x4 chassis — off-road tires and bull bar standard
Cozy markets the Highlander II as an "extended model" of the I with "more space and storage," and Cozy's own copy for this page literally reuses the sentence "the Highlander 2 is built with a raised chassis..." verbatim on the Highlander III's page too — a copy-paste that was never updated. What the spec table actually shows: identical 150 hp 2.0 TDI diesel, identical 5 m length, height and width, and the same 130 × 193 cm bed as the Highlander I. The one number that is genuinely bigger is luggage — 2×20 kg suitcases against the I's 1×20 kg. Everything else matches: sky roof, raised air intake, Webasto, full-size spare, solar-backed power.
- Sleeps 2
- F-roads
- More luggage
- Webasto heater
- Base vehicle
- Volkswagen Transporter or Ford Transit, 2023–2025
- Seats / sleeps
- 2 / 2
- Bed
- 130 × 193 cm
- Gearbox
- Automatic
- Drive
- 4WD · Diesel
- Power
- 150 hp
- Fuel use
- 9.5 L/100 km
- Tank
- 70 L
- Length
- 5.00 m
- F-roads
- Allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 2×20 kg suitcases + 2×10 kg carry-on bags
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
Two people who want to pack more — skis, hiking kit, a second cooler — without moving up to the 3-berth III.
Watch out
Despite the "extended, more space" marketing, the published length, height, width and bed size match the Highlander I exactly — the only larger figure is the luggage allowance. No toilet or shower on board, and the same river-crossing insurance exclusion applies to the raised air intake.
Full equipment list (30)
- 4x4 Drive
- Raised Chassis
- Larger Tires
- Sky Roof That Opens
- Raised Air Intake
- Tire Inflator
- Floodlights
- Webasto Heating
- Running Water
- 21L Refrigerator
- Gas Stove + 1 Gas Bottle
- Full-size Spare Tire
- 115W Solar Panel
- No Hookup Needed
- Built-in Jump-start System
- 24/7 Emergency Phone Assistance
- Fire Extinguisher
- Tracking Device
- First Aid Kit
- Cook and Kitchenware
- 2x Goose Down Duvets
- 4x Pillows
- Linen
- Blackout Curtains with Magnets
- LED Light System
- 2x USB-A Charging Ports
- 12V Charger and Monitor
- Extra Battery
- Bluetooth Radio/Speakers
- Back Camera
The Highlander III
The 3-berth Highlander, genuinely longer
Ford Transit Custom 4x4 — bull bar with spotlights, off-road tires, lifted suspension
Where the Highlander II's "extended" claim doesn't show up in the numbers, the III's does: 5.4 m long against the I and II's 5 m, a wider 160 × 193 cm bed, three seats and three sleeping spots, 3 goose-down duvets and 6 pillows rather than 2 and 4. Same 150 hp 2.0 TDI diesel automatic, same 4x4 drive, same sky roof, raised air intake and Webasto heater as its siblings. The trade-off for the extra berth is water: a single 10-litre tank, half of what the I and II carry, for one more person to share it with.
- Sleeps 3
- F-roads
- 5.4 m, wider bed
- Webasto heater
- Base vehicle
- Volkswagen Transporter or Ford Transit, 2023–2025
- Seats / sleeps
- 3 / 3
- Bed
- 160 × 193 cm
- Gearbox
- Automatic
- Drive
- 4WD · Diesel
- Power
- 150 hp
- Fuel use
- 9.5 L/100 km
- Tank
- 70 L
- Length
- 5.40 m
- F-roads
- Allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 1×20 kg suitcase + 3×10 kg carry-on bags
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
Three people who want the highlands and are fine rationing water more carefully between refills.
Watch out
A single 10-litre water tank despite sleeping three — the I and II both carry double that for fewer people. No toilet or shower on board, and (like every Highlander) the raised air intake's river-crossing marketing is undercut by Cozy's own insurance terms, which exclude river-crossing damage outright.
Full equipment list (30)
- 4x4 Drive
- Raised Chassis
- Larger Tires
- Sky Roof That Opens
- Raised Air Intake
- Tire Inflator
- Floodlights
- Webasto Heating
- Running Water
- 21L Refrigerator
- Gas Stove + 1 Gas Bottle
- Full-size Spare Tire
- 115W Solar Panel
- No Hookup Needed
- Built-in Jump-start System
- 24/7 Emergency Phone Assistance
- Fire Extinguisher
- Tracking Device
- First Aid Kit
- Cook and Kitchenware
- 3x Goose Down Duvets
- 6x Pillows
- Linen
- Blackout Curtains with Magnets
- LED Light System
- 2x USB-A Charging Ports
- 12V Charger and Monitor
- Extra Battery
- Bluetooth Radio/Speakers
- Back Camera
Standard, two-wheel drive
Cozy's own description: "NEW (up to 3 years), two-wheel drive with automatic or manual transmission, NOT allowed on highland/F-roads." Five Renault Trafic conversions — the Cozy 1, 2 and 3 — with the same Webasto heater and running-water sink as the Highlanders, minus the highland clearance.
Cozy 1 Manual
Renault Trafic manual, Cozy's entry two-berth
Renault Trafic — manual, 2x4, model year 2023–2024
A 150 hp 2.0 TDI diesel Renault Trafic with a manual gearbox and front-wheel drive: 7.1 L/100 km from an 80-litre tank, a 130 × 193 cm bed, and a sofa that Cozy says converts "with just one handle" into that full-size bed. Webasto heating, a sink with running water, a 21-litre fridge, gas stove and the same self-sufficient power setup as the Highlanders — no campsite hookup needed, engine-charged in about two hours, backed by a 115-watt solar panel.
- Sleeps 2
- Manual
- Running water
- Webasto heater
- Base vehicle
- Renault Trafic, 2023–2024
- Seats / sleeps
- 2 / 2
- Bed
- 130 × 193 cm
- Gearbox
- Manual
- Drive
- FWD · Diesel
- Power
- 150 hp
- Fuel use
- 7.1 L/100 km
- Tank
- 80 L
- Length
- 5.00 m
- F-roads
- Not allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 1×20 kg suitcase + 2×10 kg carry-on bags
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
Confident manual drivers doing a Ring Road trip who don't need highland access.
Watch out
Front-wheel drive and barred from every F-road by Cozy's rental agreement — the highlands are off the table regardless of conditions. No toilet or shower on board.
Full equipment list (22)
- Webasto Heating
- Running Water
- 21L Refrigerator
- Gas Stove + 1 Gas Bottle
- One-handle Sofa-to-bed Conversion
- 115W Solar Panel
- No Hookup Needed
- Built-in Jump-start System
- 24/7 Emergency Phone Assistance
- Fire Extinguisher
- Tracking Device
- First Aid Kit
- Cook and Kitchenware
- 2x Goose Down Duvets
- 4x Pillows
- Linen
- Blackout Curtains with Magnets
- LED Light System
- 2x USB-A Charging Ports
- 12V Charger and Monitor
- Extra Battery
- Bluetooth Radio/Speakers
Cozy 1 Automatic
The automatic original — Cozy's founding design
Renault Trafic — automatic version of the Cozy 1, same demonstration van
Mechanically the Cozy 1 Manual with an automatic gearbox instead — same 150 hp 2.0 TDI Renault Trafic, same 7.1 L/100 km, same 130 × 193 cm bed, same Webasto heater and running-water sink. Cozy's own copy calls it "our original campervan": the layout this company was founded on in 2014, before the rest of the fleet followed.
- Sleeps 2
- Automatic
- Running water
- Webasto heater
- Base vehicle
- Renault Trafic, 2023–2024
- Seats / sleeps
- 2 / 2
- Bed
- 130 × 193 cm
- Gearbox
- Automatic
- Drive
- FWD · Diesel
- Power
- 150 hp
- Fuel use
- 7.1 L/100 km
- Tank
- 80 L
- Length
- 5.00 m
- F-roads
- Not allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 1×20 kg suitcase + 2×10 kg carry-on bags
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
Automatic drivers who want Cozy's founding two-berth layout without shifting gears.
Watch out
Front-wheel drive, barred from every F-road, no toilet or shower — identical limitations to the manual version, just without the clutch pedal.
Full equipment list (23)
- Automatic Gearbox
- Webasto Heating
- Running Water
- 21L Refrigerator
- Gas Stove + 1 Gas Bottle
- One-handle Sofa-to-bed Conversion
- 115W Solar Panel
- No Hookup Needed
- Built-in Jump-start System
- 24/7 Emergency Phone Assistance
- Fire Extinguisher
- Tracking Device
- First Aid Kit
- Cook and Kitchenware
- 2x Goose Down Duvets
- 4x Pillows
- Linen
- Blackout Curtains with Magnets
- LED Light System
- 2x USB-A Charging Ports
- 12V Charger and Monitor
- Extra Battery
- Bluetooth Radio/Speakers
Cozy 2 Automatic
Cozy 1's automatic sibling, built for more luggage
Renault Trafic — Cozy 2, the higher-storage sibling of the Cozy 1
Cozy calls the Cozy 2 an "extended model of the popular Cozy 1... offering more space and storage," but the published dimensions match the Cozy 1 exactly — same 5 m length, same 130 × 193 cm bed, same 2-berth capacity. What's genuinely bigger is luggage: 2×20 kg suitcases against the Cozy 1's 1×20 kg. Automatic only — there's no manual Cozy 2. Same 150 hp Trafic, same Webasto, same running-water sink and 21-litre fridge as the rest of the line.
- Sleeps 2
- Automatic
- More luggage
- Webasto heater
- Base vehicle
- Renault Trafic, 2023–2024
- Seats / sleeps
- 2 / 2
- Bed
- 130 × 193 cm
- Gearbox
- Automatic
- Drive
- FWD · Diesel
- Power
- 150 hp
- Fuel use
- 7.1 L/100 km
- Tank
- 80 L
- Length
- 5.00 m
- F-roads
- Not allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 2×20 kg suitcases + 2×10 kg carry-on bags
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
Two people packing heavier for a longer trip who don't need the Cozy 3's extra berth.
Watch out
Despite the "extended" description, the published length, height and width match the Cozy 1 exactly — the real gain is luggage room, not sleeping space. Front-wheel drive, no F-roads, no toilet or shower.
Full equipment list (22)
- Automatic Gearbox
- Webasto Heating
- Running Water
- 21L Refrigerator
- Gas Stove + 1 Gas Bottle
- 115W Solar Panel
- No Hookup Needed
- Built-in Jump-start System
- 24/7 Emergency Phone Assistance
- Fire Extinguisher
- Tracking Device
- First Aid Kit
- Cook and Kitchenware
- 2x Goose Down Duvets
- 4x Pillows
- Linen
- Blackout Curtains with Magnets
- LED Light System
- 2x USB-A Charging Ports
- 12V Charger and Monitor
- Extra Battery
- Bluetooth Radio/Speakers
Cozy 3 Manual
The 3-berth Cozy, wider bed and longer body
Renault Trafic — Cozy 3, manual transmission
The genuine size step in the Cozy line: 5.4 m long against the Cozy 1/2's 5 m, a wider 160 × 193 cm bed, three seats and three sleeping spots, with dining Cozy says fits "up to four travelers." Same 150 hp 2.0 TDI Trafic, same manual gearbox, same Webasto heater, running-water sink and 21-litre fridge as the rest of the line. The trade-off for the extra berth: a single 10-litre water tank rather than the Cozy 1/2's two.
- Sleeps 3
- Manual
- 5.4 m, wider bed
- Webasto heater
- Base vehicle
- Renault Trafic, 2023
- Seats / sleeps
- 3 / 3
- Bed
- 160 × 193 cm
- Gearbox
- Manual
- Drive
- FWD · Diesel
- Power
- 150 hp
- Fuel use
- 7.1 L/100 km
- Tank
- 80 L
- Length
- 5.40 m
- F-roads
- Not allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 2×20 kg suitcases + 2×10 kg carry-on bags
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
Three people or a small family who want the Trafic's compact footprint with an actual third berth.
Watch out
A single 10-litre water tank despite sleeping three — the Cozy 1 and 2 both carry double that for fewer people. Front-wheel drive, no F-roads, no toilet or shower.
Full equipment list (21)
- Webasto Heating
- Running Water
- 21L Refrigerator
- Gas Stove + 1 Gas Bottle
- 115W Solar Panel
- No Hookup Needed
- Built-in Jump-start System
- 24/7 Emergency Phone Assistance
- Fire Extinguisher
- Tracking Device
- First Aid Kit
- Cook and Kitchenware
- 3x Goose Down Duvets
- 4x Pillows
- Linen
- Blackout Curtains with Magnets
- LED Light System
- 2x USB-A Charging Ports
- 12V Charger and Monitor
- Extra Battery
- Bluetooth Radio/Speakers
Cozy 3 Automatic
The 3-berth Cozy, automatic gearbox
Renault Trafic — Cozy 3, automatic version, same demonstration van
The automatic sibling of the Cozy 3 Manual, same demonstration van, same 160 × 193 cm bed, same 5.4 m body and 150 hp 2.0 TDI Trafic. Model years run a touch newer on paper — "2023–2024" against the manual's single "2023" — otherwise the two are identical: Webasto heater, running-water sink, 21-litre fridge, single 10-litre water tank.
- Sleeps 3
- Automatic
- 5.4 m, wider bed
- Webasto heater
- Base vehicle
- Renault Trafic, 2023–2024
- Seats / sleeps
- 3 / 3
- Bed
- 160 × 193 cm
- Gearbox
- Automatic
- Drive
- FWD · Diesel
- Power
- 150 hp
- Fuel use
- 7.1 L/100 km
- Tank
- 80 L
- Length
- 5.40 m
- F-roads
- Not allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 2×20 kg suitcases + 2×10 kg carry-on bags
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
Three people who want the Cozy 3's extra berth without shifting gears.
Watch out
Same single 10-litre water tank as the manual version, and the same front-wheel-drive, no-F-road, no-toilet limitations across the whole Cozy line.
Full equipment list (22)
- Automatic Gearbox
- Webasto Heating
- Running Water
- 21L Refrigerator
- Gas Stove + 1 Gas Bottle
- 115W Solar Panel
- No Hookup Needed
- Built-in Jump-start System
- 24/7 Emergency Phone Assistance
- Fire Extinguisher
- Tracking Device
- First Aid Kit
- Cook and Kitchenware
- 3x Goose Down Duvets
- 4x Pillows
- Linen
- Blackout Curtains with Magnets
- LED Light System
- 2x USB-A Charging Ports
- 12V Charger and Monitor
- Extra Battery
- Bluetooth Radio/Speakers
Budget, older stock
Cozy's own description: campers "up to 6 years old" that "do NOT get ANY updates" but carry "all the same items included" as the newer listings. Cozy's own copy adds: "NO compensation is given in case of issues with a BUDGET camper or the included items" — which is why the company recommends buying roadside-assistance cover for this tier specifically. Three older Highlanders and two smaller Volkswagen Caddys stand in for the Standard Cozy 1.
Cozy 1 Manual Budget
A smaller, cheaper van — not an older Cozy 1
VW Caddy — Cozy Campers' budget-tier compact camper
The cheapest listing in the whole fleet, and a different vehicle from the Standard Cozy 1: a Volkswagen Caddy rather than a Renault Trafic, manual, front-wheel drive, at 5.6 L/100 km — noticeably thriftier than the Trafic's 7.1. Cozy's page for it publishes no spec table at all (bed size, tank and power aren't stated), just a short paragraph: gas stove, sink with running water, a cooler, and a "quality heating system." Luggage is soft carry-on bags only — there's no rigid suitcase space, which Cozy's own copy admits ("soft bags are easier to operate in this camper"). Cozy's own video for this pair, shared with the automatic version, is on this page.
- Sleeps 2
- Manual
- 5.6 L/100 km
- Budget tier
- Base vehicle
- Volkswagen Caddy, 2021
- Seats / sleeps
- 2 / 2
- Gearbox
- Manual
- Drive
- FWD · Diesel
- Fuel use
- 5.6 L/100 km
- F-roads
- Not allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 2×10 kg carry-on bags (no rigid suitcase space)
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
A solo traveller or couple on the tightest budget who pack light and don't need highland access.
Watch out
Cozy's own budget-tier page states "NO compensation is given in case of issues with a BUDGET camper or the included items" — roadside assistance is worth adding for this tier. No rigid suitcase space, and the heating is described only as a "quality heating system," not named Webasto like every non-budget listing.
Full equipment list (14)
- Gas Stove + 1 Gas Bottle
- Running Water
- Refrigerator/Cooler
- Quality Heating System
- Extra Battery
- Linen, Pillows, Duvet
- Cook and Kitchenware
- Bluetooth Radio/Speakers
- 2x USB-A + 12V Charger
- Free Cancellation Option
- Unlimited Km/Miles
- Free Transportation Option
- CDW Insurance Included
- Fuel Discount Card
Cozy 1 Automatic Budget
The oldest vehicles in the fleet
VW Caddy — Cozy Campers' compact budget camper, automatic version
The automatic version of the budget Caddy, and the widest published age range in the whole fleet — Cozy lists it as "2019–2022," a year or more older at the low end than any other listing. Otherwise identical to the manual budget Caddy: 5.6 L/100 km, gas stove, running-water sink, cooler, "quality heating system," and soft-bag-only luggage. Cozy's own official video for this pair — "Cozy 1 - AUTOMATIC / MANUAL (BUDGET)" — is on this page.
- Sleeps 2
- Automatic
- 5.6 L/100 km
- Oldest in the fleet
- Base vehicle
- Volkswagen Caddy, 2019–2022
- Seats / sleeps
- 2 / 2
- Gearbox
- Automatic
- Drive
- FWD · Diesel
- Fuel use
- 5.6 L/100 km
- F-roads
- Not allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 2×10 kg carry-on bags (no rigid suitcase space)
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
Automatic drivers on the tightest budget who are comfortable with the oldest stock in the fleet.
Watch out
The oldest model-year band Cozy publishes for any listing, and the same "no compensation for issues" budget-tier policy applies. No rigid suitcase space, and heating is described only as a "quality heating system."
Full equipment list (14)
- Gas Stove + 1 Gas Bottle
- Running Water
- Refrigerator/Cooler
- Quality Heating System
- Extra Battery
- Linen, Pillows, Duvet
- Cook and Kitchenware
- Bluetooth Radio/Speakers
- 2x USB-A + 12V Charger
- Free Cancellation Option
- Unlimited Km/Miles
- Free Transportation Option
- CDW Insurance Included
- Fuel Discount Card
The Highlander I Budget
The same 4x4 Transporter, a few years older
Rear hatch and sky roof open on the Highlander I Budget
The Budget listing of the Highlander I, and — unlike the Cozy line's Budget pair — genuinely the same Volkswagen Transporter conversion, just from 2019 rather than 2023–2025. Same raised chassis, larger tires, raised air intake and tire inflator for the highlands, same sky roof that opens, same 2-berth layout. Cozy's own copy quotes 6.2 L/100 km, better than the current Highlander I's 9.5 — plausible for an older, lighter-optioned unit, though Cozy doesn't explain the gap. No published spec table beyond that; this page is the shorter budget-tier template.
- Sleeps 2
- F-roads
- 6.2 L/100 km
- Video available
- Base vehicle
- Volkswagen Transporter, 2019
- Seats / sleeps
- 2 / 2
- Gearbox
- Automatic
- Drive
- 4WD · Diesel
- Fuel use
- 6.2 L/100 km
- F-roads
- Allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 1×20 kg suitcase + 3×10 kg carry-on bags
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
Two people who want F-road access at a lower price than the current-generation Highlander I.
Watch out
Cozy's budget-tier policy applies: "NO compensation is given in case of issues with a BUDGET camper or the included items." Heating is named only a "quality heating system," not Webasto. And as with every Highlander, the raised air intake doesn't mean river crossings are insured — Cozy's terms exclude that damage outright.
Full equipment list (20)
- 4x4 Drive
- Raised Chassis
- Larger Tires
- Sky Roof That Opens
- Raised Air Intake
- Tire Inflator
- Gas Stove + 1 Gas Bottle
- Running Water
- 2 Extra Batteries
- Refrigerator/Cooler
- Quality Heating System
- Linen, Pillows, Duvet
- Cook and Kitchenware
- Bluetooth Radio/Speakers
- 2x USB-A + 12V Charger
- Free Cancellation Option
- Unlimited Km/Miles
- Free Transportation Option
- CDW Insurance Included
- Fuel Discount Card
The Highlander II Budget
The long-wheelbase Highlander, older and cheaper
Highlander II Budget on a snow-covered road under the northern lights
Unlike the Highlander I/II pair, Cozy is explicit here: the Budget Highlander II is built on a "Volkswagen Transporter - Long" — genuinely a longer-wheelbase van than the Highlander I Budget, not just a marketing label. Same raised chassis, larger tires, raised air intake and sky roof for the highlands as its sibling, with a bigger luggage allowance (2×20 kg suitcases against the I Budget's 1×20 kg). 6.2 L/100 km published, same as the I Budget.
- Sleeps 2
- F-roads
- Long-wheelbase
- More luggage
- Base vehicle
- Volkswagen Transporter (long-wheelbase), 2019
- Seats / sleeps
- 2 / 2
- Gearbox
- Automatic
- Drive
- 4WD · Diesel
- Fuel use
- 6.2 L/100 km
- F-roads
- Allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 2×20 kg suitcases + 2×10 kg carry-on bags
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
Two people who want more luggage room than the Highlander I Budget, at the same budget-tier price point.
Watch out
Same budget-tier caveats as every listing in this tier: no compensation for issues, heating named only "quality heating system," and the raised air intake doesn't mean river crossings are covered by insurance.
Full equipment list (20)
- 4x4 Drive
- Raised Chassis
- Larger Tires
- Sky Roof That Opens
- Raised Air Intake
- Tire Inflator
- Gas Stove + 1 Gas Bottle
- Running Water
- 2 Extra Batteries
- Refrigerator/Cooler
- Quality Heating System
- Linen, Pillows, Duvet
- Cook and Kitchenware
- Bluetooth Radio/Speakers
- 2x USB-A + 12V Charger
- Free Cancellation Option
- Unlimited Km/Miles
- Free Transportation Option
- CDW Insurance Included
- Fuel Discount Card
The Highlander III Budget
The newest budget listing, and the thinnest page
VW Transporter 4Motion — bull bar with spotlights, off-road tires
The 3-berth Budget Highlander, on a long-wheelbase Transporter from 2022 — newer than any other Budget listing in the fleet. Cozy's own page for it is headlined "available in 2026" and is noticeably sparser than its siblings: no sky-roof, raised-chassis or tire-inflator bullets despite carrying the same F-Road and Panorama badges, and the usual free-cancellation/insurance recap block that appears on every other Cozy page is simply missing here. That reads like a newly published, thinner listing rather than an actual policy gap — the general rental terms almost certainly still apply — but it's worth confirming directly with Cozy before booking.
- Sleeps 3
- F-roads
- Newest budget listing
- Long-wheelbase
- Base vehicle
- Volkswagen Transporter (long-wheelbase), 2022
- Seats / sleeps
- 3 / 3
- Gearbox
- Automatic
- Drive
- 4WD · Diesel
- Fuel use
- 6.2 L/100 km
- F-roads
- Allowed
- Night heating
- Webasto, runs engine-off
- Rental season
- Year-round
- Luggage
- 1×20 kg suitcase + 3×10 kg carry-on bags
- Min. driver age
- 20
Best for
Three people who want the Highlander's F-road clearance on the newest vehicle in the budget tier.
Watch out
The sparsest page in the fleet: it's missing the equipment bullets and inclusions recap every other Cozy listing repeats, so confirm exactly what's included before booking. Same budget-tier "no compensation for issues" policy and unconfirmed Webasto naming as the rest of this tier.
Full equipment list (8)
- 4x4 Drive
- Gas Stove
- Running Water
- Extra Battery
- Refrigerator/Cooler
- Cook and Kitchenware
- Linen, Pillows, Duvet
- High Quality Heating System
Fleet questions
How many campers does Cozy Campers actually have?
What's the actual difference between Premium, Standard and Budget?
Which Cozy Campers vans are allowed on F-roads?
Can I actually cross a river in a Highlander?
Do any Cozy campers have a toilet or shower?
What's the difference between the Highlander I, II and III?
What about Cozy 1 versus Cozy 2 versus Cozy 3?
Is a Budget camper the same vehicle as the Standard or Premium one?
How old do I have to be to rent one, and what's the minimum rental length?
Are these specs guaranteed for the camper I get?
Specifications transcribed from Cozy Campers' own vehicle pages, budget-tier fleet pages and rental terms on cozycampers.is, last checked 6 August 2026. Fleets change: model years roll over, equipment gets swapped, and individual vehicles vary. Confirm anything that decides your booking with Cozy Campers directly.
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