That panoramic skylight does more than look good. It transforms the entire feel of the interior, and the blackout blind pulls double duty as a thermal barrier when you need to keep things cool or cozy. Westfalia backs up the ambiance with serious hardware: 600 amp-hours of lithium, a 3,000-watt inverter, 200W of solar, and an under-hood generator means you're genuinely off-grid capable. The rear sleeping area converts between a King bed and Queen bed configuration, and with a convertible second sleeping option and 30 cubic feet of trunk space, there's real flexibility for how you use the rig. On the road, the suite of driver aids. Adaptive cruise with stop-and-go, 360° surround view cameras, blind spot detection, and lane departure warning. Puts it well ahead of most Class B offerings in terms of active safety.
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