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A real kitchen, not a camp stove. Generous counters and residential appliances, so you cook the way you do at home.



A fully enclosed spa bathroom with a toilet that slides out of the way.


Three ways to sleep, depending on the model, and room for up to 7 people.



Every inch is used, and small details make daily life on the road easier.




Off-grid power you don’t have to think about. Run the A/C, the cooktop and Starlink without campground hookups.




Warm in January, cool in July, with no generator.






The whole van on one screen, and internet far beyond cell coverage.




Built to go where the pavement ends.




Orbita, Aura and Pulsar share the same systems, materials and craftsmanship. The layout is what makes each one different.

170″ wheelbase. A lounge that becomes a California king, and Max sleeps up to 7.
Explore Orbita
170″ wheelbase. A permanent queen bed and a lounge that always stays open.
Coming soon
144″ wheelbase. Compact and agile, with a Shower or Crew layout.
Explore PulsarAnswer a few questions about how you travel and get an estimate in 2 to 3 minutes. Or download the full specifications.
Craftsmanship, systems and support, in the words of people who live with their vans.
Yes. The 12V air conditioner runs from the van’s own battery bank, with no generator and no campground power. Our brochures quote up to 30 hours of continuous cooling from the batteries.
Yes. Hydronic heating warms the cabin, the floors and the water, and the winterized water system keeps tanks and plumbing from freezing. The design was tested through freezing nights in Siberia and Mongolia.
Several days and often longer. Lithium batteries up to 1380Ah, 600W of solar, alternator charging while you drive, a 35-gallon fresh water tank and a water-saving shower all work together.
A Tiny by Separett waterless toilet on a sliding shelf, so it stays out of the shower when you don’t need it. Laveo, Cleasana and other toilets are available as upgrades.
Yes, Starlink installation is included, so you can work, video call and stream far from cell coverage.
Systems, materials and craftsmanship are shared across the line. The layout is what changes: Orbita has a convertible dinette bed, Aura has a permanent queen bed, and Pulsar is the compact 144″ model with a Shower or Crew layout.