When the big cities have become too crowded, and the suburbs have lost their charm, there's
no better adventure than hitting the open road in a mobile home. Campervans, motorhomes, and deluxe
mobile trailers with more luxurious features than most people have in their actual homes!
Let's check out some of the best campervans and mini motorhomes on the market in 2020!
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Built on the RAM ProMaster 1500 chassis,
each hand-crafted Tofino has a subtle, low profile that doesn't give it that clunky,
campervan look. You could be forgiven for thinking it's just a regular van.
Powered by a 3.6L V6 Pentastar engine, you can expect a range of about 16 miles per gallon on
the highway, but once you pull over for the night, the two 100Ah lithium coach batteries kick in,
providing power to a massive list of cutting-edge luxury appliances.
The Tofino features two separate sleeping areas. The sofa converts into a bed in the
downstairs galley while the upstairs transforms into a loft bed once the roof hatch is extended.
Up until very recently, there wasn't a lot of choices when it came to eco-conscious motorhomes.
This all changes with the Nissan Dalbury Electric, the world's first all-electric campervan.
The Dalbury sits on Nissan's e-NV200 frame and features a 40Wh lithium-ion battery capable of a
range of 186 miles per charge. With fast-charging, the battery can be recharged up to 80% in just 30
minutes! A 95-watt solar panel on the roof helps power the onboard gadgets during the day, but
when the sun goes does, a full battery can supply 1000W of power for 15 hours in Power Plug mode.
The Dalbury E-Electric comes with an installed home charging kit for free
and running costs as little as 2 cents per mile. Why aren't we all-electric already?
When you want to travel in comfort and luxurious style,
the Atlas Murphy Suite from Airstream is an attractive option.
Built on the oversized Mercedes Benz Sprinter chassis, the Atlas Murphy seats 4 with 2
convertible sleeping spaces. A cockpit bed and a luxurious double Murphy Suite
extends via slide-out with the touch of a button. It's equipped with the latest tech comforts,
including a 40" Samsung LED Smart TV, microwave, and fridge/freezer combo.
The entire rear third of the Murphy Suite is dedicated to the opulent bathroom
featuring mirrored cabinets, a spacious curved shower, and closets for storing clothes.
With the air-ride suspension, the drive is just as comfortable as the
excellent night sleep you're bound to have.
The Cascade provides some incredibly innovative and useful options
for adventurers who prefer the freedom of off-grid living.
Built by Outside Van, this Ford Camper conversion has everything for the rugged nomadic traveler.
You won't find mirrored vanities and marble benchtops. The interior is serviceable and
durable, perfect for throwing your wet and muddy gear in after a day of exploring.
There's a compartment under the bed for bike and outdoor gear storage and an expandable hard-shell
roof tent for nights you'd rather stare at the stars. An inverter and power center puts out an
impressive 2000 watts of power, perfect for all your cooking and device charging needs.
While Hyundai is no stranger to the motorhome party,
they, like many other manufacturers, are jumping on the recent boom in interest in campervans.
The Porest is a lesson in space optimization,
and the interior is marketed to be functional as opposed to high-end.
Three separate spaces can be converted to sleep up to 8 people with an overhead bunk loft,
rear expandable slide-out, and a dinette that transforms the living area into another bed.
The compact bathroom is optional on the Porest,
but it does mean sacrificing the rear room if you want it included.
Winnebago has been a household name in the motorhome biz for decades.
The 2021 Solis is another example of why they are market leaders in design, comfort, and innovation.
This Class B Campervan is built on the Ram ProMaster 3500 chassis,
about 5% bigger than the 2500 chassis on the 59P variant. The Solis runs on a 280-hp,
3.6L V6 gas engine with 6-speed automatic transmission under the hood.
Besides the expandable Murphy bed downstairs, the fiberglass pop-top
opens in the ceiling to create an additional sleeping area for two.
It also features air conditioning, 220-Watt flexible solar paneling,
2 deep-cycle Group 31 batteries, and an Onan 2.8KW Generator.
The Vario by German RV manufacturer Poessl
has a surprising amount of space for its compact appearance.
The little over 16-foot-long campervan has all the creature comforts of home but cleverly
engineered. Therefore, every square inch of the Vario serves a functional or aesthetic purpose.
Inside you'll find gorgeous rosewood paneling, customizable seating for up to 4 people,
a modern modular kitchen with fridge and freezer, and a spacious bathroom in the rear.
Customers have a choice between the Citroen or Fiat chassis
and 2.2L diesel engines ranging from 88 kW to 131 kW.
Here's another RV from Canadian manufacturer, Pleasure-Way,
the Ascent TS, is built on the ever-popular Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 Van Chassis.
Unlike many campers, the Ascent features an expansive 6 feet of headroom,
perfect for those taller travelers. Once you step inside, the Ascent is loaded with
high-end innovative features to make your trip away from home feel like a holiday.
Hardwood maple cabinets decorate the kitchenette area, which features a large stainless-steel sink,
Corian countertops, a two-burner LP stovetop, and a 3-way fridge/freezer combo.
A solar package can be added that charges two dual 100A lithium-ion
batteries – or if the sun isn't out, the 2.5-kilowatt LP generator can take over.
While the Nugget isn't a new model in Ford's RV offerings,
the 2021 long-wheelbase variant is much larger and more feature-packed than previous models.
Like the first Nugget, the 2021 model is powered by a 2.0-liter EcoBlue diesel engine.
Still, the floorplan is where the differences are noticeable.
The "L-shaped" floorplan allows a bathroom and an additional sink along with the existing two beds,
leisure seating area, and kitchen space found in the original Nugget.
Sleeping up to four, the Nugget features an expandable roof and convenient,
external access to the rear bathroom.
If 100% nature disconnect doesn't sound exciting,
the Nugget also comes equipped with a FordPass WiFi Hotspot modem!
If you're looking for a camper that doesn't look like an oversized bus,
the Cap Coast by French manufacturer Dreamer Vans is right up your alley.
The ultra-compact RV is built on a custom Ford Transit chassis
and comes in at under 16 feet in length. Despite its slimmed-down engineering,
the Cap Coast can seat 6 and comfortably sleep 4 with various interchangeable seat configurations.
Solid wood moldings cover the innovating storage and kitchen spaces, including a refrigerator,
stainless steel sink, and oven with grill.
An onboard 100Ah auxiliary battery can be charged via optional solar panels
providing 230V outlet and USB power throughout the van.