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Every model across the new Unicorn Family is now confirmed: Lite, Deluxe and Grande. Pricing is the one thing still to follow.
Bailey is reshaping its Unicorn range for 2027 into three clearer tiers: Unicorn Lite, Unicorn Deluxe, and Unicorn Grande. Each tier suits a different kind of tourer, from a lighter, easier-to-tow option through to the most spacious model Bailey has built under the Unicorn name.
Every model within each tier is now confirmed, and you'll find them all below. Pricing is the one thing Bailey hasn't released yet. We'll update this page the moment it lands, and you're welcome to register below so we can let you know first.
The Lite is the new entry point to the Unicorn Family, built for tourers who want the Unicorn feel without the towing weight of a bigger van.
The Deluxe sits at the heart of the range, keeping the layouts and feel that Unicorn owners already know, with a refreshed look and higher spec, in a body narrower than the Grande.
Every Deluxe also gets a refreshed look for 2027: new Natural Oak and Stone Grey furniture finishes, taupe locker doors with chrome handles, a new worktop and splashback finish, and updated LED task and ambient lighting throughout.
The Grande is the largest van in the Unicorn Family, built for tourers who want maximum space on site and don't mind the extra width and weight that comes with it.
Worth knowing: the Lucena, Villena and Cornella carry over three of the most popular layouts from the outgoing Alicanto Grande range, so if you've toured in one before, the floorplan will feel familiar. The Cordoba is the only completely new design of the four.
Every model across the three tiers is now confirmed, and you'll find them all above. The one thing still missing is pricing, which Bailey hasn't released yet. We won't guess at figures, and we'd treat any price you see quoted elsewhere with some caution until it's officially confirmed.
Register your details and we'll email you the moment Bailey confirms pricing for the new Unicorn Family. No obligation, and we won't share your details anywhere else.
Bailey is restructuring the Unicorn range into three clearer tiers: Lite, Deluxe and Grande. The Alicanto Grande Deluxe is being retired, with the new Unicorn Grande taking its place. Each tier is aimed at a different kind of tourer, from lighter and easier to tow through to the most spacious option.
Bailey's official launch is set for 24th September, but the individual model names and specifications across all three tiers are already confirmed, and you'll find them all above. Pricing is the one thing still to come.
Quite possibly. The Lite tier covers the Seville, Valencia and Murcia. The Deluxe tier covers the Madrid, Cadiz, Vigo and Cabrera. The Grande tier covers the Lucena, Villena and Cornella, plus the all-new Cordoba. The Lucena, Villena and Cornella carry over well-known layouts from the outgoing Alicanto Grande range, so ask us and we'll help you match up what you had in mind.
Pricing hasn't been released. We won't guess or publish estimated prices, and we'd treat any figure you see elsewhere before launch with caution.
Not quite yet, since pricing hasn't been released. Register your interest and tell us which model's caught your eye, and we'll be in touch the moment we can take orders.
The new Bailey Unicorn Family is here, with every model confirmed across Lite, Deluxe and Grande. Register now and we'll email you the moment pricing is released.