Revel Van

The original off-grid and off-road adventure van, the Winnebago Revel, has been taken to another level with the addition of a full suite of enhancements to make it one of the most capable and comfortable camper vans in the Winnebago Class B lineup. Now including the all-new Winnebago x EcoFlow 5-in-1 Power Hub Pro power management system, the Revel is equipped to optimize energy performance to keep you off-road longer.

There are many RVs with similar floorplans and styles across numerous manufacturers, because of this, we are often asked about the differences between Winnebago models compared with those of other manufacturers. One example of these similarities include the Winnebago Revel and the Airstream Interstate 19. Read our Blog to learn more.

It is common for RV manufacturers to build motorhomes with similar floorplans to other RV manufacturers. We are often asked about the differences between certain Winnebago models and their competition. One such example includes the Winnebago Revel 44E and Thor Sanctuary 19L, both built on the ever-reliable Mercedes-Benz VS30 Sprinter chassis. Despite the fact that both motorhomes include a rear bed, wet bath, bench seat, and compact kitchen, the differences between them are immediately apparent once you get inside the RV.

Among camper vans, the Winnebago Revel is the top choice for adventures both on and off the road. There are some competing manufacturers that have introduced RVs to try to compete with the Revel but continue to come up short. One example is the Jayco Terrain. How does the Revel compare to the visually similar Jayco Terrain? Learn more in our Blog.

One of the many features that make the Winnebago Revel a great adventure vehicle is its 320-amp-hour Lithium-Ion battery that allows you stay off-grid longer and more comfortably. If you’re going to park your Revel, unused, for extended periods of time you will want to completely turn off your battery system. Read More in our Blog.