The pop-top and Murphy bed combo is what makes the 59P tick. You get real standing room when set up at camp, then drop everything down into a tidy, drive-ready van for the next leg. Off-grid capability is genuinely solid, with 410 watts of flexible and rigid solar panels paired with two deep-cycle Group 31 batteries, so boondocking is a first-class experience rather than an afterthought. The rear-entry layout with a wet bath keeps things compact without sacrificing the basics, and the 2-burner range, compressor-driven 12V refrigerator, and pull-out countertop extension make the galley functional enough for real cooking. Ram ProMaster underpinnings keep it van-like on the road. Easy to drive, easy to park. While the optional sofa-bed configuration bumps seating to six belted passengers, a rare find in a Class B this size.
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Class b motorhomes that share features with the Solis 59P, like chassis ram, rear bedroom and rear window.
