A key feature of the SRH-15 is its trademarked SR-Xplore suspension. Designed for Australia's toughest terrain, it ensures a confident and smooth ride no matter where your journey takes you. With advanced geometry to minimise body roll and full camber and toe adjustment for optimal sway control, the SR-Xplore suspension keeps your wheels firmly planted, even on rough terrain. Built for true off-road exploration, the SR-Xplore suspension makes the SRH-15 the ultimate companion for adventurers.

The SRH-15's fully equipped outdoor kitchen brings convenience and functionality to every adventure. Designed for effortless cooking in the great outdoors, it transforms any campsite into a chef's domain. With a dual-purpose swing-up pantry for versatile storage, a dedicated cutlery drawer for organisation, and expanded bench space for added convenience, this kitchen is built for practicality. A pantry light ensures visibility in low-light conditions, while a dedicated prep station makes meal prep a breeze. With the SRH-15's outdoor kitchen, every meal becomes part of the adventure, wherever the road takes you.

Two 100L fresh water tanks and a 100L grey tank are what let the SRH-15 sit somewhere good for a week rather than a night. Both fresh tanks run gauges and lockable fillers, and the grey tank is gauged too, taking out the guesswork. The instant gas hot water system sits in the tunnel boot on the roadside, feeding the internal shower and the black external shower for rinsing off the day’s adventures.

Four fixed 48V panels put 750W on the roof of the SRH-15, feeding a 48V 10kWh lithium battery under the chassis. That's the MY27 change that matters most out here. A 48V system moves more energy at lower current than the 12V setup it replaces, so there's less loss in the wiring, faster charging, and the ability to run the induction cooktop, the air conditioner, and the fridge together without watching a screen. A 48V 30A DC to DC charger tops it up from the tow vehicle on the way as well.

The 4M electric cassette awning rolls out at the push of a button, which is the difference between putting shade up and not bothering. Dual-colour annex lights across the doorside and offside take you from bright white for cooking to warm once dinner's done, and a metal picnic table folds out for eating outside. A BBQ gas point sits under the tunnel boot on the doorside, and there's a full annexe available if you're settling in for a longer stay.