Built on a Ford E450 with a V8 gas engine, the 32T's calling card is its high-strength steel cage construction paired with a seamless fiberglass roof and laminated steel-framed floor — Nexus leans hard into the structural story here. The layout puts a private rear bedroom at the back, with an over-cab bunk and bunk beds handling additional sleeping, all served by a full bath with an electric roof vent. Day-to-day livability gets a boost from the electric patio awning with LED lighting, a 40" living room TV, on-demand hot water, and a 4K gas generator with auto-start and auto transfer switch. The 29-plus cubic feet of lighted exterior storage is a genuinely useful feature that often gets overlooked on a rig this size.
Class c motorhomes that share features with the Triumph 32T, like bunk over cab and rear bedroom.
