Leisure Travel Vans
Rather than reinvent its lineup for 2027, Leisure Travel Vans concentrated on making the coaches customers already love even better
The company spruced up its Unity and Wonder RVs with new standard features, more customization options, and an updated design. The improvements increase everyday usability, off-grid capabilities and access to the brand’s most requested features.
The 2027 model lineup showcases Leisure Travel Van’s commitment to meeting customer needs and making ownership improvements.
“Leisure Travel Vans is always learning and listening to customers’ wants and desires in a motorhome,” says Shania Bueckert, marketing specialist. “For the 2027 model year, it was all about bringing new ways to make your Leisure Travel Van feel even more ready for the journey ahead by expanding availability for some of our most requested features.”
The updates begin with the Unity lineup, where all-wheel-drive models, including the TBX, Rear Lounge and Twin Bed, received new matte-black front fender flares for a rugged, adventure-ready appearance.
The Wonder lineup also gained several practical upgrades, including a new 120-volt receptacle in the Gear Garage, making it easier to power or charge outdoor equipment. Ford rubber floor mats are now standard on Wonder models.
New standard features for the Unity and Wonder include a pull-down galley faucet for more flexible meal preparation and cleanup, removable rubber flooring in every baggage compartment, and an over-the-air television antenna for access to local channels for weather, news and entertainment.
Leisure Travel Vans has also expanded its optional equipment for 2027.
A notable addition is the availability of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 all-wheel-drive (AWD) cab chassis on the Unity TBX, Rear Lounge and Twin Bed floorplans.
Owners who camp off-grid can also equip all-wheel-drive (AWD) Unity models with an optional secondary alternator battery charging system, which helps recharge batteries while driving to support off-grid camping and extended boondocking.
Connectivity also receives an upgrade with the optional Starlink Mini on Unity and Wonder models. The system offers reliable internet access for travelers who need or want to stay connected while traveling.
Optional four-point leveling jacks are also available on all Unity models and most Wonder models, making setup faster and campsites more stable.
Leisure Travel Vans is also giving customers more opportunities to personalize their motorhome’s appearance. All Wonder and Desert Shadow models, along with AWD Unity models, now offer optional black aluminum wheels. These wheels provide a bold, contemporary aesthetic that complements the existing Black Accent Package.
The Desert Shadow Edition is also available on Unity and Wonder for the 2027 model year. The special edition boasts a unique Canyon exterior paint, accented by black details. Its adventurous exterior matches cozy, contemporary interior touches.
While there are no new floorplans for 2027, Bueckert says the updates across both product lines reflect one of the company’s most comprehensive refinement efforts in recent years.
“For 2027, the Unity and Wonder lineups receive a thoughtful collection of new standard features, exciting new options, updated design choices and expanded availability for some of our most requested features,” she says.
The emphasis on customer-driven improvements reflects Leisure Travel Vans’ philosophy of continued product refinement. New features like AWD, leveling jacks, Starlink, and improved off-grid charging will meet RVer’s needs for extended travel, remote work and off-grid adventures.
AEONrv
The 2027 model year marks a significant expansion for AEONrv as the company builds on its reputation for all-season, off-grid adventure vehicles with the introduction of an entirely new platform designed to accommodate more travelers, more gear and longer journeys away from hookups.
Leading the lineup is the all-new AEONrv EXT, which extends the company’s existing platform by 18 inches on a 2026 Ford Transit AWD 178-inch cutaway chassis. The added length allows for a true four-person layout while preserving the off-grid capability and all-electric design that have become hallmarks of the brand.
“Our customers told us adventure looks different for everyone,” says Devika Maskey, marketing director at AEONrv. “Some want a highly capable build for two; others want room for family, friends, bikes, skis and longer journeys off the beaten path. That feedback drove the AEONrv EXT directly, giving buyers more flexibility in how they travel, where they go and who comes along, without giving up the all-season comfort, off-grid capability and technology that define the brand.”
The expanded floorplan introduces sleeping and seat belts for four occupants through a north-south twin-bed configuration with a flexible “cuddle” arrangement, while a larger convertible dinette transforms into an additional bunk. Two three-point seat belt travel positions with child-seat latches make the vehicle more practical for families, while an enlarged 70-cubic-foot gear garage provides space for as many as four bicycles and other adventure equipment.
Designed for extended travel, the EXT emphasizes energy independence. The new model comes standard with 1,200 watts of rooftop solar and 10.24 kWh of Victron Energy NG lithium battery storage, expandable to 15.36 kWh. Combined with Victron DC-to-DC charging from the Transit alternator, the system allows owners to spend more time off-grid without relying on propane or a generator.
The all-electric cabin includes an induction cooktop, a mini-split heat pump and an Espar gas air heater capable of operating at elevations up to 13,000 feet. A 70-gallon freshwater tank, 35-gallon gray water tank, 5,000-pound towing capacity and dual rear wheels equipped with Toyo Open Country A/T III all-terrain tires further reinforce the vehicle’s long-range adventure focus.
Both the standard AEONrv and the new EXT also receive substantial updates for 2027, high-lighted by a shift to fully wood-free construction. Interior cabinetry now uses PET structural foam-core panels manufactured from recycled plastic bottles, reducing cabinet weight by as much as 50% while improving durability and resistance to moisture. Bamboo Plyboo surfaces are incorporated into the tabletop, cutting board and shower floor, contributing to a lighter, more sustainable interior.
According to Maskey, the new construction method delivers several practical benefits.
“The new cabinetry uses a PET structural foam core made from recycled plastic bottles, cutting weight by up to 50% while improving durability and moisture resistance,” she says. “The result is a quieter, stronger interior that resists rattling, warping and water damage, and frees up payload for gear and water.”
Electrical upgrades are another major focus across the lineup. Both models transition to a new Victron Energy NG battery platform that offers greater energy density, improved monitoring capabilities and expanded off-grid performance while reducing overall vehicle weight. Buyers can configure battery capacity to meet their travel needs, with expansion options available up to 15.36 kWh.
The standard AEONrv now includes a 5.12-kWh Victron NG battery system, while the EXT receives 10.24 kWh as standard equipment. Both models can be upgraded with additional battery modules, giving travelers greater flexibility for extended remote camping.
Customers also gain additional personalization options for 2027. Battery capacity can be expanded through optional Victron NG battery packs, while multiple restroom configurations allow buyers to select from cassette toilets, a urine-separating composting toilet or no factory-installed toilet at all. The EXT is also expected to offer a Super Single suspension upgrade in the future.
AEONrv’s success over the past year reinforces the company’s confidence in its design philosophy. With more than 140 vehicles now on the road after five years of production, the company continues to see strong demand for RVs that combine four-season capability with modern technology and generator-free operation.
Looking ahead, AEONrv believes consumer expectations continue to evolve beyond traditional campground travel.
“Demand is shifting toward vehicles that do more than park at a campground,” Maskey said. “Buyers want true four-season capability, real off-grid range and the freedom to reach remote places, and they expect modern technology and build quality to match. We see continued strength in the adventure and overland segment, and we are building to meet it.”
Both the AEONrv and the new AEONrv EXT are available to order now. The standard model starts at $229,500, while the EXT carries a starting MSRP of $239,500 before options and taxes. Because production capacity for the new EXT is limited, early reservation holders will receive priority build placement as AEONrv prepares for its newest chapter in off-grid adventure travel.
