$53,450
What makes the Mantis X Standard stand out is how much TAXA managed to fit into a package that still fits in a standard garage, a Truma Combi furnace and water heater, 8,000 BTU air conditioner, enhanced standing shower, and a full cassette toilet setup, all wrapped in a powder-coated steel skeleton with Kynar-painted aluminum composite panels and Cruisemaster off-road suspension. The pop-up roof with recycled ripstop polyester tent sides and five mesh windows keeps things well-ventilated, while the folding couch-to-bunk system means sleeping four is actually practical rather than theoretical. Inside, the Baltic birch plywood kitchen with a 2-burner stove, raised cooler platform, and the clever milk crate drawer system give the interior a thoughtfully designed workshop-meets-basecamp feel, and the 180° batwing awning plus dual exterior activity areas with seating for four-plus each extend that living space well outside the walls. It's a setup built around doing things, with a sit/stand work desk, Victron solar charge controller, pre-wired solar input, and roof tracks with Thule load bars for hauling gear wherever the trail ends.
Other popup campers floor plans (around 19 ft, near $53,000), similar in size and price to the Mantis X STANDARD.
