Winnebago, the flagship brand of outdoor lifestyle product manufacturer Winnebago Industries, has introduced a new floorplan that it said will improve the living environment in its Solis Pocket camper van.
The new floor plan features a new versatile, multi-functional dinette and rear wet bath – rare for a compact van, the company said.
The company said that to further enhance the RV experience, consumers can add the Winnebago x EcoFlow Power Kit Pro, an advanced power management system developed in partnership with power and renewable energy solutions company EcoFlow. This system includes an exclusive 5-in-1 power management controller that consolidates five essential power components into one compact hub that optimizes energy performance. The system comes with a compact 5-kilowatt-hour (kWh) lithium house battery, which helps save space and reduce vehicle weight. A new digital touchscreen simplifies owner operations.
“Winnebago’s partnership with EcoFlow is another example of our company’s continuous innovation and proven ability to deliver technology that enhances owners’ experiences on the road,” said Winnebago brand President Huw Bower. “The new floor plan, combined with the optional power solution, make the Solis Pocket more versatile, energy-efficient and easier to operate than ever before. It’s just one way Winnebago is giving owners freedom to explore the outdoors on their terms.”
The Solis Pocket 36B is the first and only RV on the market to feature the exclusive 5-in-1 power management controller and Winnebago is the only RV manufacturer that can offer it, the company said.
“It’s a privilege to partner with the Winnebago brand to deliver a best-in-class solution that makes it easier and more enjoyable for people to experience the outdoors in an RV,” said Brian Essenmacher, North American Head of Business Development at EcoFlow. “Our companies share a commitment to harness technology and provide superior, cutting-edge products that meet the needs of today and tomorrow. The Winnebago x EcoFlow Power Kit Pro is a result of that effort.”
