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Travellers Autobarn vs Mighty

A side-by-side look at Travellers Autobarn and Mighty — what each includes, how they score with renters, and which fits your New Zealand trip best.

At a Glance

Travellers Autobarn

Mighty

Founded

1993 in Sydney; the New Zealand company was incorporated in January 2016

Part of thl (Tourism Holdings Limited); over 40 years in campervan rental

Headquarters

Sydney, Australia (New Zealand company registered in Christchurch)

Auckland, New Zealand

Fleet size

Five vehicle models across two depots (fleet vehicle count not published)

Eight models in two tiers, Mighty and the older MightyLITE

Pickup

Auckland, Christchurch

Auckland, Christchurch, Queenstown


Fleet & Vehicles

Both Travellers Autobarn and Mighty operate fleets tailored to conditions in New Zealand. See each vendor's page for full fleet breakdowns.

Travellers Autobarn fleet

Two people, sealed highways, warm months

Chubby Camper

Two or three who want standing headroom

HiTop Campervan · Kuga Campervan

Four sharing, or a tent instead

Hi5 Campervan · Station Wagon

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Mighty fleet

Couples counting every dollar

HiLITE · Highball

Families of four on a budget

DeLITE · Double Down

Anyone who wants a shower on board

Deuce · Deuce Plus · Double Up · Big Six

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Equipment & Inclusions

Default equipment included with a standard rental. Individual vehicles may vary. How we rate equipment →

Category

Travellers Autobarn

Mighty

Sleeping

Caveat

Bedding included on campervan models (HiTop, Kuga, Hi5, Chubby)

Stationwagon does not include bedding

Included

Complimentary linen kit on every rental: linen, bedding, sheets, pillowcases and tea towels

Cooking

Caveat

Gas cooker, pots, pans, plates and cutlery on the HiTop, Kuga and Hi5; a portable gas cooker on the Chubby

Living equipment is a mandatory fee on equipped models (NZ$45 on the Chubby)

Included

Gas cooker, sink, microwave and a kitchen kit; the microwave, kettle and toaster only run on 240 V mains

Water

Caveat

Sink with fresh and grey water tanks on the Chubby, HiTop, Kuga and Hi5, all listed as self-contained

The New Zealand terms (19 June 2026, clause 13.1) make the self-containment certificate depend on a porta potti issued at pickup for NZ$50, and the regulator says portable toilets do not meet the requirements; the Stationwagon is not self-contained

Caveat

Fresh and waste water tanks, sink and a toilet on every model; all are Certified Self Contained

Only the Deuce, Deuce Plus, Double Up and Big Six have a shower and hot water — the other four are cold water and a cassette toilet

Categories verified for only one of the two are not listed.


Customer Reviews

Travellers Autobarn

Google

4.6/ 5 · 691 reviews

Trustpilot

2.1/ 5 · 14 reviews
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Mighty

Google

4.3/ 5 · 1,361 reviews

Trustpilot

3.9/ 5 · 388 reviews
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Cancellation & Flexibility

Travellers Autobarn

No cancellation data available.

Mighty

No cancellation data available.


Who Should Choose Whom

Choose Travellers Autobarnif…

  • You value budget van conversions from two depots, built for long trips

Choose Mightyif…

  • You value lower prices from an older fleet, young drivers welcome

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