Everyone aboard the mansion on WHEELS! Incredible double-decker camper with a huge fisheye windshield, spa area, and 12-foot bench, but it will cost you $4 million

A spa vehicle may sound like something straight out of a dream.

But Swiss-led Marchi Mobile has developed a groundbreaking double-decker motorhome equipped with everything VIP-related, including a 4-metre bench and a luxurious rain shower.

Distinguished by its massive fisheye front window and soaring 6 meters in height, the eleMMent Palazzo Superior could just as easily be a mansion – with a lounge, kitchen and light therapy room among the facilities on offer.

Even the master bedroom is fit for a king, with a six foot long bed supplied by the royal family’s own manufacturers – claimed to be ‘the most comfortable beds in the world’.

But if you’re on a tight budget, this might not be for you, with prices ranging between $2-4m (£1.57-3.13m) depending on configuration.

“The eleMMent palazzo Superior is our flagship model, recognized in more than 190 countries as the most luxurious and without a doubt the most striking motorhome to date,” say designers.

“The design is self-explanatory and combines design cues from the worlds of motorsport, aviation and yachting to create a unique masterpiece.”

Marchi Mobile claims that the unique panoramic window takes inspiration from both the latest racing cars and even helicopters.

Behind the window is a ‘cockpit’ that ‘functions like a luxury limousine’, accessible through electric sliding doors and fitted with a specialized ‘aviation dashboard’.

Behind this is an impressive lounge area, which can be lifted out of the vehicle’s body to create a walled roof terrace.

‘The floor plan of the eleMMent palazzo superior will debunk all existing stereotypes about mobile homes. The targeted engineering has created a living space that offers maximum comfort for owners and guests,” says Marchi Mobile.

‘One of the most notable features is a four-foot sofa within reach of a bar, wine cabinet and ice machine, not to mention a large screen TV across the room. The open kitchenette contributes to the spacious atmosphere in the interior.’

The master bedroom is fit for a king, with a six foot long bed supplied by the royal family’s own bed manufacturer, said to be ‘the most comfortable in the world’.

The lounge of the camper is equipped with a sofa of more than 4.5 meters. Part of this can be lifted out of the vehicle to create a walled roof terrace

Distinguished by its giant fisheye windshield and towering 6m height, this van could just as easily be a mansion – with a lounge, kitchen and light therapy room among the facilities on offer

Kitchen facilities are also available in the eleMMent Palazzo Superior luxury model

Pictured: The floor plan of the luxury element Palazzo Superior design by Marchi Mobile

March Mobile claims its RV offers spa-like facilities, including a light therapy room

Despite its elegant design, the mobile mansion is perfect for road trips, with a structure that has been compared to expedition vehicles driving on ‘extreme off-road terrains’.

The Palazzo Superior will be marketed alongside a number of other Marchi Mobile vehicles, including the ‘jet on wheels’ also known as ‘Viva Private’.

This mega mobile home is decorated like an airplane, equipped with massage chairs, a bar and a stylish bathroom.

But these luxury vehicles will be exclusive to the “elite few” for now, with a spokesperson telling MailOnline that eleMMent will likely always have a VIP audience.

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The Fiat Panda is a charming little car that can be found in countless garages around the world.

But a group of Italian YouTubers wanted to make it even smaller in a bizarre scheme to make the world’s lowest car.

The so-called ‘Carmaggheddon’ group has revealed impressive footage of their attempt to transform a Fiat Panda into something much closer to the ground.

The lower half of the vehicle was cut just below the windows and replaced with a go-kart raised by only four small wheels.

Like any other car, it moves seamlessly across the roads when put through its paces on gravel, causing the crowd to gather in disbelief.

A group of Italian YouTubers wanted to make it even smaller in a bizarre plan to make the lowest car in the world