CLASS B MOTORHOMES
2022 Class B Motorhomes
Travel should be simple and luxurious: that’s the B Van user’s mentality. Unlike Class A or Class C motorhomes, these small motorhomes do not have an attached cab; rather, they’re compact vans that include all of the motorhome features within the van itself.
Class B motorhomes have many names. You’ll hear them referred to as conversion vans, camper vans, B vans, and Class B RVs. Despite the name confusion, these small motorhomes are beloved by RV users everywhere.
A Class B RV is an automotive van that has been converted into a residential living space. RV manufacturers find ingenious ways to convert the van interior into a usable kitchen, bedroom, and living space.
Sequence
Tellaro
Rize
Scope
Fall in Love with Class B Motorhomes
Camper vans are great for consumers who are beginning the RV lifestyle or simply looking to downsize and get off the beaten path. Camper vans are the ideal fit for people who love the great outdoors and still want a comfortable place to rest their heads at night. Thor Motor Coach B vans are versatile, sleek, and still have the advantages of larger motorhomes, including bench seats, sleeping space, a kitchen and a wet bath.
Accessibility and Fuel Efficiency
Many people shop explorer vans for their accessibility. Because they’re much smaller than their Class A and Class C motorhome counterparts, they are easier to drive, easier to park, and easier to store at home. Plus, you’ll save money with fuel-efficient conversion vans.
Depending on terrain and upfit, the range of the B vans differs. The B van segment will most likely be the most fuel-efficient option in the motorhome market and we’d expect miles per gallon to range in the mid to high teens.
Unobtrusive, Compact Design
There’s nowhere a B van can’t go. As the most compact motorhome option, these compact RVs are welcome virtually everywhere. It’s small enough to park in your garage at home, making it easier to store in between trips. Running errands after you set up at the campground is no big deal since you don’t have to bother with slides.
While there is no universal standard for the length, height and width of a Class B camper van, the models are usually some of the smallest in the industry. Most Class B vans range from 17’-23’ in length, 9’-11” in height, and 8’ in width. However, it’s best to check the Class B RV specifications to get the precise dimensions of the vehicle you’re interested in.
Standard Features Offering Comfort and Class
Although built for function and form, B vans also have an elegant interior design. Camper van interiors include plush furnishings and living amenities. No matter what Class B model you select, you’ll get to choose your floor plan, as well as the color of your furnishings, so your Thor Motor Coach feels like home.
Comparing the Sequence and Tellaro Camper Van Brands
Camper vans are designed to pack living essentials into a small, transportable package that you can take anywhere. Thor Motor Coach offers two Class B motorhome brands, the Sequence and Tellaro, that add elegance and luxury to the B van marketplace.
As a top Class B motorhome manufacturer, we’ve made sure to include key features and amenities in both our B van brands. We’ve partnered with Thule® to provide camper van accessories that give you rooftop access, powered awning shade and space to bring your bikes along on your next adventure. GoPower!® 190-watt solar panels are also available to give your B van more boondocking or dry camping power on the road.
While both the Sequence and Tellaro have a lot to offer, each brand has unique floor plans and features, so be sure to explore each model as you shop.
The Sequence and Tellaro are sister products. The differences between the lines come down to interior styling. The products may also be sold to different dealerships throughout North America.
Our Class B Motorhome Brands
You can count on one of the most fuel-efficient options in the market to take you further. See it all, in a Sequence.
All the features you love from a larger motorhome, in a compact and easy to drive camper van. This is the Tellaro.
Every morning, you crave an adventure. Today, you choose the Rize™, because it's time to nourish your wanderlust.
When you're ready to change your perspective, you know what to do. Reach new heights with the Scope.
Must-Have Class B Motorhome Features
As a top Class B motorhome manufacturer, we’ve made sure to include key features and amenities in each of our B van brands. We’ve partnered with Thule® to provide outdoor enthusiast accessories that provide rooftop access, powered awning shade and space to bring bikes along for the adventure. GoPower!® 190-watt solar panels are also available to give your boho camper van prolonged boondocking viability.
Unique Class B Motorhome Floor Plans
Life on the road is wonderful, and we want to make sure you find a floor plan made to fit your needs. All six of our Class B vans come with unique and versatile floor plans with a sleeping area, living space, fully-equipped kitchen and bathrooms on most models. If you can’t decide what’s best for you or have any questions, our Coach Link® Sales Team is here to help.
Class B vans take creativity in the utilization of space. Models in the Sequence and Tellaro lines can sleep up to four with the optional Sky Bunk™ roof.
Many RV enthusiasts are now choosing to live full-time in their Class B RVs. It's important to consider the features of the Class B motorhome in order to decide if it will match your family's camping lifestyle. We have compiled a useful how-to video that highlights how to use your Class B motorhome and the many features that make our camper vans a great fit for your family.
Where Can I Buy a Class B Motorhome?
Thor Motor Coach Partners with dealers all across the United States. If you’re wondering, “Where can I find a Class B motorhome for sale near me?” simply find a dealer near you to get the best pricing on a B van today.
Camper Van FAQs
A camper van will be defined as a Class B motorhome. The Class B segment is built on automotive van chassis which include the walls, roof and floor from the manufacturer of the van. A motorhome is normally classified as a Class A or C, and includes a strip or cab/cut-away chassis. In the Class A and C applications, RV manufacturers construct the walls, roof and floor and add these parts to the drivetrain and frame supplied by the chassis supplier. These types of chassis do not include a full body like the Class B van chassis.
Absolutely. The Van is completely outfitted to be self-contained, making all necessary connections for water, sewer, HVAC, and so on are onboard. Living in Class B requires consideration of space, because of its small size. If you’re an adventurer and love the idea of a new backyard every day, a B Van may be the perfect place to call home.
Value is in the eye of the beholder. The Class B market has many options when it comes to content and price. Thor Motor Coach has some of the most aggressively priced models in the market, allowing more and more people to experience outdoor life. So, yes, a B van is worth the money, as it will take you to places a standard automobile will fit with your own kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom.
Most Class B vans have some ability to tow. In many cases towing is limited to 3500-lbs or less. If your vehicle is less than the rated towing capacity and tongue weight, and you have a proper braking system, a van can be a great way to tow a small vehicle.