Auto-Trail 636 Sport V-Line, (2026) Campervan for sale

2027 Auto-Trail V-Line Sport 636 Automatic – Lanzarote Grey | End Lounge | 3500KG

The Campervan That Refuses to Feel Like One

Some campervans make you compromise on space.

The 2027 Auto-Trail V-Line Sport 636 takes a different approach.

At 6.36 metres long, it gives you the driving manners and manoeuvrability of a campervan while creating an exceptionally comfortable living environment around one of Auto-Trail's signature features — the luxurious U-shaped rear lounge.

Finished in Lanzarote Grey and specified with the 8-speed automatic gearbox, this 636 Sport is a particularly desirable combination of stylish looks, effortless driving and clever interior design.

And then there's the Panoview panoramic roof skylight above the cab, flooding the interior with natural light and making an already spacious campervan feel even more open.

The current V-Line Sport 636 is designed around four travelling seats, a generous front dinette and a U-shaped rear lounge, with the lounge converting into a large double bed when it's time to sleep.

End Lounge Living – This Is the Star of the Show

Step through the habitation door and head towards the back of the 636.

This is where the cleverness becomes obvious.

The full-width U-shaped rear lounge gives you a genuine social space rather than the usual small campervan seating arrangement. There's room to stretch out, relax, enjoy a meal or simply sit with a coffee and watch the world go by.

It is particularly good for couples who spend extended periods touring because the lounge feels like a destination in itself.

And when the sun goes down?

The seating converts into a large double bed, giving you a beautifully flexible day-to-night layout without a permanent fixed bed occupying the rear of the vehicle.

Living room by day. Bedroom by night.

That's campervan design done properly.

Four Travelling Seats – Two People or Bring the Gang

Although this is a 2-berth campervan, the V-Line 636 Sport provides four travelling seats, with the front seating area converting into a generous dinette for mealtimes.

That makes it wonderfully flexible.

Take two people away for a long weekend and enjoy the huge amount of living space.

Or bring friends or family along for the journey and use the additional travel seats when required.

The current Auto-Trail specification confirms four seatbelts and four total seats, with the 636 Sport remaining a two-berth sleeping layout.

8-Speed Automatic – Touring Made Easy

This particular 636 has the 8-speed automatic gearbox, transforming an already easy-to-drive campervan into an exceptionally relaxed long-distance tourer.

Traffic? Let the gearbox do the work.

Motorways? Smooth and effortless.

Hilly roads? One less thing to think about.

And when you leave the main road behind, the V-Line's campervan proportions really come into their own.

At 6.36 metres, it is substantial enough to provide a proper living environment without becoming intimidating to drive or manoeuvre.

The current V-Line Sport 636 uses the Fiat Ducato platform with the 2.2-litre 140BHP engine, and the model is available with the 8-speed automatic transmission.

Lanzarote Grey – Sporty, Modern & Seriously Smart

The Lanzarote Grey exterior gives this V-Line Sport a sophisticated appearance that suits its contemporary design perfectly.

Combined with the Sport's styling and black alloy wheels, it has a purposeful road presence without looking overdone.

This is a campervan that looks equally at home outside a boutique campsite, beside a Cornish beach or parked up in the Alps.

Panoview – Bring the Outside In

One of the standout features of the V-Line Sport is the Panoview panoramic roof skylight above the cab.

And it isn't simply there because it looks good.

The large glass area floods the interior with natural light, helping the living space feel brighter, more open and considerably more spacious.

Wake up to a view of the sky.

Sit inside while the rain passes overhead.

Or simply enjoy the extra light while you're having breakfast.

Auto-Trail has now made Panoview standard across the V-Line Sport range, specifically highlighting its ability to bring more light and scenery into the interior.

A Kitchen That's Ready for Proper Holidays

The V-Line 636 Sport doesn't expect you to live on takeaways.

The kitchen is surprisingly substantial for a campervan conversion, with an extending worktop, hob, oven and grill, sink and fridge/freezer.

There's also a microwave, giving you plenty of flexibility when you're preparing breakfast before heading out or dinner after a long day exploring.

The layout keeps everything close at hand without allowing the kitchen to dominate the living space.

Your Own Bathroom – Wherever You Park

The 636 also has something many smaller campervans can't offer comfortably: a dedicated onboard washroom.

The practical wet-room design incorporates a toilet, shower, vanity unit and clever drop-down sink, making good use of the available space.

So when you're miles from the nearest campsite facilities, you aren't searching for them.

They're already behind you.

The Rear Boot – Surprisingly Useful

Underneath the rear U-shaped lounge is another clever piece of design.

The V-Line 636 Sport has an enlarged rear storage area, accessed externally, giving you somewhere useful for the equipment that comes with an active touring lifestyle.

Think outdoor chairs, tables, boots, sporting equipment and all those things you don't necessarily want occupying the living area.

Auto-Trail specifically highlights the enlarged rear boot beneath the U-shaped lounge as one of the 636 Sport's key practical improvements.

Technology That Works for You

The V-Line Sport specification is particularly well equipped for modern touring.

You get a Pioneer 9-inch touchscreen system with DAB radio, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, together with the integrated reversing camera.

That means your smartphone, music and navigation are all within easy reach, while the reversing camera makes positioning the 636 considerably easier.

There's also a 21.5-inch Avtex Smart TV, Wi-Fi capability and dedicated TV connectivity for those evenings when the weather decides you're better off staying inside.

And with the 7-inch touchscreen habitation control panel, many of the onboard functions are neatly brought together in one place.

Built for Off-Grid Adventures

The V-Line Sport isn't just about looking good on a campsite.

The 636 comes with a 70Ah AGM leisure battery and 200W flexible solar panel, helping provide useful electrical independence when you're away from mains hookup.

There's also Whale dual-fuel heating and hot water, helping make the 636 a genuine year-round touring proposition rather than something that only comes out when the sun is shining.

And because the Sport has been designed around active travellers, Auto-Trail has also included practical touches such as an external shower and gas BBQ point.

2027 Updates – Smarter, Safer, Better Connected

The 2027 V-Line Sport range introduces a number of worthwhile updates.

The Fiat-based platform benefits from modern driver-assistance technology including:

Autonomous Emergency BrakingSpeed Limit RecognitionIntelligent Speed AssistanceLane Keeping AssistanceTyre Pressure MonitoringRear Parking Sensors

The 636 also benefits from the refreshed San Marco interior, soft-touch upholstery, ergonomic seating, upgraded lighting, soft-close storage and integrated USB charging points.

So while it retains the character that makes the V-Line so popular, this latest generation feels very much like a campervan designed for modern touring.

3500KG – Ready for the Road

This particular V-Line 636 Sport is specified at 3,500kg MTPLM, with four travelling seats and a two-berth sleeping layout.

At 6.36m long and 2.05m wide, it strikes a very appealing balance between interior space and everyday usability.

It's large enough to live in comfortably.

Compact enough to explore confidently.

And automatic enough to make getting there part of the holiday.

2027 Auto-Trail V-Line Sport 636 – Key Highlights

✔ 2027 Auto-Trail V-Line Sport 636✔ 8-Speed Automatic Gearbox✔ Fiat Ducato 2.2L 140BHP✔ 3500KG MTPLM✔ Lanzarote Grey✔ 6.36m Long✔ End Lounge Layout✔ U-Shaped Rear Lounge✔ Converts to Large Double Bed✔ 4 Travelling Seats / 4 Seatbelts✔ 2 Berth✔ Panoview Panoramic Roof Skylight✔ Enlarged Rear Boot✔ Front Dinette✔ Separate Washroom✔ Shower & Toilet✔ Fully Equipped Kitchen✔ Oven & Grill✔ Fridge/Freezer✔ Microwave✔ 200W Solar Panel✔ 70Ah AGM Leisure Battery✔ Whale Dual-Fuel Heating & Hot Water✔ Pioneer 9" Touchscreen DAB✔ Apple CarPlay & Android Auto✔ Reversing Camera✔ 21.5" Avtex Smart TV✔ Wi-Fi✔ External Shower✔ External BBQ Point✔ Black Alloy Wheels✔ 7" Habitation Control Panel

The V-Line 636 Sport – A Campervan You Can Actually Live In

The clever thing about the 2027 Auto-Trail V-Line Sport 636 isn't any single feature.

It's the combination.

The U-shaped rear lounge gives you a genuinely luxurious place to relax.

The lounge-to-bed conversion gives you a large sleeping area without permanently sacrificing your living space.

The Panoview roof fills the interior with light.

The 6.36m footprint keeps it manageable on the road.

The 8-speed automatic makes the journey easier.

And the kitchen, bathroom, storage, solar and heating mean you're not merely camping in it — you're properly touring in it.

It's the sort of campervan where you can leave home on Friday afternoon with no real plan other than keep driving until somewhere looks interesting.

And that's exactly what a V-Line Sport should encourage.

Why Buy Your New Auto-Trail from Continental Leisure Vehicles?

At Continental Leisure Vehicles, we know that choosing a campervan is about finding the right layout, size and specification for the way you actually travel.

The V-Line 636 Sport is particularly easy to fall for once you experience the rear lounge for yourself.

Come and sit in it.

Look up through the Panoview roof.

Walk around the U-shaped lounge.

Try the automatic driving position.

Then imagine it parked somewhere you've always wanted to visit.

The only difficult decision may be deciding where to take it first.