Aurora with volt pack. Great off grid escape.
My wife and I have owned our Aurora  for 6 months. It is clear to us that a lot of expensive components go into the Motorhome. We wanted the flexibility to be able to park up independently so bought the volt pack option. We find the induction hob is quite satisfactory, is in someways nicer to use than our one at home. The lithium batteries perform well. We use an air fryer also which stores nicely in the bottom of the wardrobe when not in use and sits on the pull out shelf during operation.
The joinery inside is nicely finished, seems robust but lightweight. No plastic panels but well constructed plywood with good quality veneer. Things are accessible for inspection and maintenance.
We find that with our usage when not hooked up to mains electricity the electrical capacity is consistent with the water tank size. This means we need to move on every 2-3 days to find water and charge the batteries via the B to B. Probably during the summer months the solar panels would do even better to top the batteries up.
Having just returned from a month long trip to France, Switzerland, Austria and Italy we can see how the years of evolution have created a van that is practical and just works incredibly well as a home considering it is 13 sq metres in size. We had the interior trimmed to our choice which is a nice option.