Rossmönster, the Colorado-based builder of adventure trucks and vans, unveiled the all-new Loft — a molded-body Class B that brings more living space to one of the most popular chassis on the road, with an aggressive-but-approachable build and a layout that reconfigures to fit the trip.
It’s the first American-made, molded-body 144-inch Sprinter purpose-built for serious adventure travel, the company said.
Loft will debut publicly for the first time at Overland Expo Pacific Northwest. Built on a Mercedes-Benz 3500 AWD chassis with a vacuum-infused camper shell, it combines the maneuverability of the 144-inch Sprinter van with the interior comfort of a much larger motorhome, and a layout that changes on demand.
The queen-size elevator bed lifts clear to open a living area that doubles as a dinette. The dinette converts to a second bed when you need the extra berth, or expands to reveal a full-width garage that opens toward the full height of the van when the haul calls for it. Triple hatches around the rear open it up for maximum access. The expanding shower doubles as a mudroom right at the entry, so wet boots and dripping layers stay out of the living space. It’s one vehicle with multiple settings. Every square foot is built to do more than one job, without giving up the comfort of a simple and beautiful interior.
“Giving one space two jobs is hard to do well, and doing it without making the whole thing complicated is even harder,” said Luke Farny, Rossmönster co-founder and CEO. “The engineering team nailed both with this seemingly simple design, yet there is far more to this van than appears at first glance.”
The vacuum-infused shell unlocks both increased interior volume and superior insulation, providing the space and thermal efficiency that allow the modular layout to function as intended.
The interior follows the modern, residential-inspired design Rossmönster is famous for and pairs with the systems extended travel requires: white oak cabinetry, four-season insulation, hydronic heating with in-floor heat, a full wet bath, induction cooking and a 130-liter refrigerator/freezer.
The energy system includes 1,000Ah of lithium battery capacity, a 440-watt walkable solar array, a 3,000-watt inverter and a digital control panel for extended off-grid travel.
Adventure-focused features include an adjustable suspension upgrade, a super single wheel conversion, exterior storage cabinets, rear MOLLE panels and Starlink wiring preparation.
Attendees at Overland Expo PNW can tour it in person ahead of initial deliveries, and a docuseries highlighting the build of the new LOFT is available on YouTube.
The Loft starts at $284,987 and is available to reserve for a limited time through the Rossmönster website and purchasing will be available through Rossmonster’s authorized dealer network. For more on Rossmönster and the full lineup, visit rossmonster.com.
