What stands out immediately about the Wave SRT BASE is how much Westfalia managed to fit into a van that still parks like a van. The ProMaster chassis keeps it under 20 feet while sleeping up to four people across multiple bed configurations. The energy system is legitimately capable for boondocking: 600 amp-hours of lithium, a 3000-watt inverter, and 300W of solar working alongside a Firefly touch control panel with Bluetooth app management. The galley punches above its weight too, with a solid surface countertop, pop-out extension, and a two-burner/sink combo, all balanced by a front dining area with an adjustable swivel table. Truma handles both heating and cooling duties. The LP Combi system for heat and the Aventa roof-mount AC for summer, and the Ram ProMaster base brings along a surprisingly tech-forward driver experience with 360 surround cameras, adaptive cruise with stop-and-go, and wireless charging.
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Other class b motorhomes floor plans (around 19 ft 7 in), similar in size and price to the Wave SRT BASE.
