This $130,000 RV with multiple rooms and a rear lounge was built on a 2020 Ford Transit — see inside

Brittany ChangJun 21, 2020, 19:02 IST

2021 Wonder Rear LoungeLeisure Travel Vans

Leisure Travel Vans has unveiled the $130,000 2021 Wonder Rear Lounge RV built on a 2020 Ford Transit.
The camper has two bathrooms, a rear lounge that converts into a bedroom, and front space with a kitchen and dining area.
There are three other layouts in the "Wonder" lineup: Murphy Bed, Front Twin Bed, and Rear Twin Bed.
Deliveries for the RV will begin this summer.

Leisure Travel Vans has unveiled the 2021 Wonder Rear Lounge camper van built on the chassis of a 2020 Ford Transit for $130,000.

True to its name, this new build is the first time a rear lounge will be included in the layout. There are three other floor plans under the #VanLife "Wonder" lineup with Leisure Travel Vans: the Murphy Bed, Front Twin Bed, and Rear Twin Bed.

The Wonder Rear Lounge reflects the same comforts of a traditional home, with the added bonus of mobility that can bring the tiny home close to the outdoors, according to Leisure Travel Vans.

The camper van has a "dual-zone" layout with two main sections separated by a hallway of bathrooms and a closet. The front space is composed of a kitchen and dining area, while the rear space serves as a lounge and bedroom.

Deliveries for the 2021 Wonder Rear Lounge will begin this summer. Keep scrolling to see inside:

The rear sectional sofa has two lounge chairs with footrests, all of which is across from the 28-inch television and sound bar.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge. Leisure Travel Vans

The front living space is composed of the kitchen and dining area.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge. Leisure Travel Vans

The Wonder Rear Lounge's captain and passenger seats can both swivel to face the interior living space. This, when used in conjunction with the two bench seats, allows the dining table to seat four.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge. Leisure Travel Vans

The Wonder Rear Lounge's captain and passenger seats can both swivel to face the interior living space. This, when used in conjunction with the two bench seats, allows the dining table to seat four.

The van has an updated ceiling with built-in LED lights that accompany the accent lights across the build. This provides brightness at night or when the built-in window shades are pulled down.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge. Leisure Travel Vans

The van has an updated ceiling with built-in LED lights that accompany the accent lights across the build. This provides brightness at night or when the built-in window shades are pulled down.

Parts of the windows can open for fresh air inside the tiny home when the ceiling fan or air conditioner aren't in use.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge. Leisure Travel Vans

The bathroom is separated into two "rooms" that are placed across from each other in the hallway and behind doors. One holds the shower, and the other has the toilet and sink.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge. Leisure Travel Vans

The bathroom is separated into two "rooms" that are placed across from each other in the hallway and behind doors. One holds the shower, and the other has the toilet and sink.

There are several storage options across the build.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge. Leisure Travel Vans

For shady outdoor lounging, the van comes with an extendable awning.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge Leisure Travel Vans

The tiny home's multiple systems — such as the battery levels, lights, and interior temperature — can be monitored and controlled on the van's touchscreen panels.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge Leisure Travel Vans

The tiny home's multiple systems — such as the battery levels, lights, and interior temperature — can be monitored and controlled on the van's touchscreen panels.

The power systems include dual 6-volt batteries and a 2,000-watt pure sine inverter. Dual 12-volt lithium batteries will become a purchasable option in August.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge Leisure Travel Vans

The sink, toilet, and shower are connected to a 34-gallon fresh, 35-gallon black, and 25-gallon grey water tank, according to a question-and-answer video posted on Leisure Travel Van's YouTube channel.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge. Leisure Travel Vans

The sink, toilet, and shower are connected to a 34-gallon fresh, 35-gallon black, and 25-gallon grey water tank, according to a question-and-answer video posted on Leisure Travel Van's YouTube channel.

The van itself is powered by a 3.5-liter twin-turbo engine that gives the mobile home 310 horsepower and 400 foot-pounds of torque.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge Leisure Travel Vans

There are multiple interior and exterior color options available.

2021 Wonder Rear Lounge Leisure Travel Vans

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This $130,000 RV with multiple rooms and a rear lounge was built on a 2020 Ford Transit — see inside

The rear sectional sofa has two lounge chairs with footrests, all of which is across from the 28-inch television and sound bar.

The front living space is composed of the kitchen and dining area.

The Wonder Rear Lounge's captain and passenger seats can both swivel to face the interior living space. This, when used in conjunction with the two bench seats, allows the dining table to seat four.

The van has an updated ceiling with built-in LED lights that accompany the accent lights across the build. This provides brightness at night or when the built-in window shades are pulled down.

Parts of the windows can open for fresh air inside the tiny home when the ceiling fan or air conditioner aren't in use.

The bathroom is separated into two "rooms" that are placed across from each other in the hallway and behind doors. One holds the shower, and the other has the toilet and sink.

There are several storage options across the build.

For shady outdoor lounging, the van comes with an extendable awning.

The tiny home's multiple systems — such as the battery levels, lights, and interior temperature — can be monitored and controlled on the van's touchscreen panels.

The power systems include dual 6-volt batteries and a 2,000-watt pure sine inverter. Dual 12-volt lithium batteries will become a purchasable option in August.

The sink, toilet, and shower are connected to a 34-gallon fresh, 35-gallon black, and 25-gallon grey water tank, according to a question-and-answer video posted on Leisure Travel Van's YouTube channel.

The van itself is powered by a 3.5-liter twin-turbo engine that gives the mobile home 310 horsepower and 400 foot-pounds of torque.

There are multiple interior and exterior color options available.