This yellow-black bicolor generation of the T@B looks avant-garde and suits the design icon among caravans well. This is largely due to its unmistakable retro shape as a caravan egg. The Tabbert design from 2001 interpreted the design style of the 1950s more contemporarily than ever – during the flourishing caravan construction of that time, it was primarily rounded shapes that traveled the roads as caravans. Tabbert recalled the once-famous egg shape and created the entirely stylish "Tab" more than 20 years ago. Such formal courage from the designers of the caravan manufacturer Tabbert deserves to be rewarded with a subtle two-color variant. The body is rapeseed yellow, the base plate is black, and the side walls are printed in rapeseed yellow. The glazing is smoke-transparent. The chassis features a support wheel, and the rims are silver. The window frames and door handles are black, while the taillights are carmine red.