If you took all of the most popular custom camper van options and bundled them into one super camper van, you’d get the new Rössmonster Skye.
Built on the 170″ Mercedes 3500 AWD van, it’s their first “repeat production” van offering, designed to offer everything you’d want without all the wait time. Here’s what you need to know…
The new Skye van isn’t exactly “mass production” in that it’s built to order in batches. It’s also not exactly “full custom” because it’s designed around a fixed floor plan and feature set.
Rössmonster took the most popular requests from custom vehicle orders and combined them into the Skye, which not only speeds up production, but they say it also boosts resale value.
Off-grid capability comes standard with a 400W solar array, 1000Ah lithium battery, and a 3000W inverter, 35-gallon freshwater tank, and a 23-gallon greywater system.
Standard exterior features include Owl Vans’ running boards, ladder tire carrier, and Owl Talon 3500 wheels. Boost protection and functionality with the optional Owl Pismo Bumper or B2 Pro cargo carrier.
The layout is the layout, and even the colors, patterns, and materials are standardized. But you can change the bed sheets to match your style.
The entire passenger side provides a massive cooking and workspace thanks to a 12-foot Corian countertop. A 150L fridge and freezer, induction cooktop, and large sink make it easy to go gourmet.
Rooftop AC, heated floors, and a hydronic heating system keep you comfortable no matter what. Pop-open side windows help vent the rear cabin when it’s nice out.
A large, vented shower room holds a Thetford cassette toilet, with the cassette portion accessible from the outside for easy transfers and disposal.
A queen-size Murphy bed folds down from the side cabinet, with bump-out flares adding a bit more leg room.
Add an optional, fully-integrated Cloud Cap pop-top roof tent to sleep up to four people.
MSRP starts at $249,983 before upgrades, with monthly payments estimated from $1,787.
Pre-orders open now for estimated delivery in late May.
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