Two years ago, Winnebago elated aspiring camper van adventurers by sliding downmarket with the Solis Pocket, an 18-foot (5.5-m) camper van that ducked under the $100,000 rope to become the company’s most affordable Class B offering. While it’s since risen steadily in price, the Solis Pocket continues to be the simplest, most affordable camper van in the Winnebago lineup. Looking to reach new Solis Pocket buyers, Winnebago introduces the 36B floor plan, which brings to the family a versatile wet bathroom, an available EcoFlow off-grid lithium power system and an ultra-flexible 8-in-1 sofa-bed lounge.
Category: Automotive, Transport
Tags: Campervan, RV, Winnebago, Motorhomes, Motorhome, Off-grid, Outdoors, Camping
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Author: C.C. Weiss