Hardtop pickup campervans feature a roof constructed from rigid materials, distinguishing them from soft-top models utilising canvas or similar flexible fabrics. The roof can be raised or lowered manually or electrically. When lowered, the vehicle maintains a compact overall height, offering excellent clearance for navigating urban height-restricted roads or accessing underground car parks. When raised, it creates an additional space, providing campers with a more spacious living and activity area. The interior layout of these campers is well-organised, typically featuring a kitchen area within the pickup bed equipped with an induction hob, multi-angle adjustable tap, sink, microwave, and refrigerator. A front bed is positioned above the cab, with some models offering sufficient headroom when the roof is raised for adults to sit upright. The rear typically features a circular bench seating area with a retractable dining table that converts into a temporary bed when lowered. Additionally, a bathroom is included, equipped with a toilet, washbasin, and shower head. Hardtop pickup campervans combine the off-road capability of a pickup with the living space of a motorhome. Utilising the pickup's chassis and four-wheel drive system, they tackle diverse terrain, making them ideal for outdoor adventures and off-road travel. The hardtop construction offers greater durability than soft tops, providing superior insulation, soundproofing, and waterproofing for enhanced comfort. This design also lends the vehicle a rugged, aesthetically pleasing appearance.