Stunning $3.4 million motor home that comes with a helicopter

If there's one camper van that's guaranteed to impress everyone else in the campsite this summer - it's the Elysium.

The RV, which is 45ft long and eight-foot wide, is a home on wheels that is probably more impressive than your house... and more expensive at £2million (NZ$3.4m).

The interior of the stunning RV (pictured) is better-equipped than most people's apartments. Photo / Furrion

The motor home is a gadget-lover's paradise that also comes with its own rooftop hot tub and a two-seater helicopter, according to Daily Mail.

The kitchen alone manages to squeeze every mod con into just a few feet of space, with an induction hob, convection microwave, dishwasher, American refrigerator, oven and wine fridge.

For entertainment purposes during bad weather, there are three large screen 75in TVs that can withstand both strong vibration and bad weather, multiple infotainment systems and a fireplace.

This image shows a view looking through the interior towards the driver's seat. On the right is a sink and couch, on the left a huge TV, fridge and oven. Photo / Furrion

In the bathroom, there is a smart shower and an even smarter loo that works out what type of toilet break you are planning on having (a number one or number two) and opens one of two loo seats accordingly.

In sunnier climes, the roof top is perfect for entertaining with a wooden decked lounging area, a large hot tub with a marine grade audio system, and a helicopter landing area.

During sunnier climes, the roof top is perfect for entertaining. It has a wood-decked lounging area, a large hot tub with a marine grade audio system and a helicopter landing area. Photo / Furrion

Of course, no helipad is complete without its own helicopter, so this RV comes with a two-person Robinson R22 helicopter - perfect for taking a tour of the local area, or even avoiding pesky traffic jams.

Unfortunately, this motorhome isn't actually for sale - it's the brainchild of Furrion, an American global technology conglomerate that develops technological products for the luxury market.

They dreamt up the van to showcase their top new products to customers though, and is not for sale.

Hi-tech: Operating the RV is all done at the touch of a button, as this picture of the dashboard reveals. Photo / Furrion