When crafting the interior of a camper van, versatility is paramount. A well-designed interior should offer multiple functionalities for different spaces, such as a lounge area that converts into a bedroom a common feature in many van conversions.
Today, we delve into a camper van that takes versatility to new heights with its ingenious design features.
Enter the “TrueVan Horizon,” the latest addition to the TrueVan lineup. Founded by a father and son duo based in Los Angeles, TrueVan’s story mirrors that of many van builders—they began by creating their rig, garnered positive feedback, and subsequently launched a business to meet growing demand.
What sets TrueVan’s builds apart is their emphasis on versatility. A signature feature of TrueVan conversions is the three-in-one system, which allows for swift transformation between a garage, a workspace, and a nearly queen-size bed. This system enables seamless adaptation to varying needs within the van’s interior.
Before delving into the van’s features, it’s worth examining the cost—a crucial factor for many potential buyers. TrueVan offers two options for the Horizon conversion: customers can either pay for the conversion alone if they already possess the base vehicle (a Ram ProMaster or Ford Transit), or opt for a package including both the conversion and the van.
The conversion itself carries a price tag of $46,800 (€43,295), while the complete package, including the van, is priced at $96,800 (€89,550). These costs are competitive within the realm of van conversions, particularly considering the high prices often associated with fully outfitted camper vans.
Examining a rig built on a Ram ProMaster 3500, designed for two occupants, the exterior appears understated, with minimal accessories visible besides passenger side steps and rooftop additions such as a skylight, optional Velit A/C unit, Maxxair fan, and 200W solar panels.
Moving inside, the standout feature is the three-in-one system located in the rear of the interior, offering configurations for a garage, workspace, and bed, with transitions between setups requiring just 15 seconds, according to TrueVan.
The setup includes counters with fold-down panels, providing ample storage space in the garage configuration.
TrueVan has incorporated numerous thoughtful details throughout the interior, including embedded LED strip lights, ample storage options, and convenient amenities such as a microwave, lockable 12V fridge, sink with extendable faucet, and a single-burner portable induction stove in the kitchen area.
The bathroom, located on the driver’s side, maximizes space efficiency with features such as a fold-down side wall that doubles as a table and a removable 5-gallon cassette toilet. Privacy is addressed through the inclusion of a curtain system that can be deployed to partition different areas of the van.
Furthermore, TrueVan offers customization options, allowing customers to tailor the interior layout to suit their preferences and needs.
With its blend of versatility, functionality, and thoughtful design, the TrueVan Horizon conversion offers a compelling option for those seeking adventure on the road. For more information on TrueVan and its range of mobile home builds, interested individuals can visit the company’s website.