Hello, we are all human, and it's in our DNA to get out, travel, and explore. Well, it's also in Winnebago's DNA to build

vehicles that will excite you and do just that. Welcome to the 2025 Winnebago Revel. Here at Colonial RV, we're excited

to show you some of the new features that Winnebago has added to this model year, and it's hard to believe

it's been seven years since the Winnebago Revel was first introduced, and it has come a long way. We're going to go

through those options, but first we just want to let you know most of these upgrades are coming from you or me, the

voice of the customer, so we'll call it the VOC points. Uh, that is the upgrades in the new Revel, and we're excited. Let's

go take a quick [Music] look [Music]. Now, before we go through all of the really cool features, we just want to

tell you what has remained constant. There are a few quick things we just want to go over. Number one is a small

footprint. The Winnebago Revel is still 19'7" in length; it's 10' high, but

it's really not that much longer than a Ford F-150 with a 5 1/2' bed. Number two,

it's RVIA certified, as you see here with the sticker. So what that means is Winnebago has routine and stringent

testing that wants to make sure that the RV is built and is safe from things like fire safety, heat, a number of

systems. So that's really important because in the boom, in the age that we're in of camper vans, where everyone's

building vans, which is great, but since the 1950s, Winnebago's been building it

RVIA certified, and you can also get financing and insurance a little bit easier as well. The third one is really

important to all of us, which is warranty, and that's remained constant for Mercedes-Benz. You're going to get a

5-year, 100,000-mile powertrain warranty.  They do... Mercedes gives you a 3-year, 36,000-mile

bumper-to-bumper. Winnebago, all their camper vans, is 1 year, 24,000 miles. Now, one

of the really important features of this Winnebago, which has the PowerMax system (which we're going to show you in a

little bit), is the warranty from the lithium batteries. This is such a powerful system; everyone's going to want

to know what the warranty is. Well, from Lithionics, they're UL-rated, and it's important to note they are different

than most other lithium battery companies. The difference is, one of them is going to be subjective, which will basically protect the manufacturer, not

the consumer. But when it's objective, it's going to protect me and you, as the consumer. The nice thing is, with the

age that we're in, with apps and all of the batteries, that we can see the levels. Just to give you an idea, a Lithionics

battery will have a minimum warranty of 2,000 cycles, and on a 315 amp-hour battery, that's over 630,000 amp-hours. Now we

can all know when we're using the batteries where we fall within that warranty. So, Lithionics, great job, and

we're really pleased that they have that. Great. So we just went over what remained constant over the last seven years, but

now let's take a look—and this is the exciting stuff—you'll see Winnebago has

the first year of their new rims that they have, in-house, with the Winnebago logo, and you'll see it's great. They're

putting the Revel... you're going to see several places in the fabrics, in the aluminum running boards, where they're

etching, laser cutting, uh, Revel, uh, the model into everything. So you've got the new wheels; uh, that's one of the things that

when customers see the Revel, uh, they always look at first. Just really, really cool. Great job with the new rims here, uh,

you're going to see also the running board. Winnebago has got this tubular aluminum, and they also, again, love that

they're putting in, uh, Revel in there and laser cutting that into it. And as we want to show you, these running boards

are stationary, and you can see they're really, really solid, running throughout on both sides, driver and passenger, so

great job, Winnebago. Everything else will remain the same, but one of the really cool things that I love about this

compared to previous years is going to be the rear ladder. Um, we've seen a lot of customers again doing upgrades on their

own. VOC, voice of the customer, Winnebago's listening. This ladder, for the first time, you don't have to

worry about taking it off or locking it. It's fixed to the van, and you can see anyone can climb on this, and this is

solid. They even give you, um, a nice place that you can hang things on this. So, uh, great, great idea, and that's going to get

us up to the roof ladder, which is um, and the roof racks, which has been redesigned with some fairings in the front and back.

I'm going to go up and take a look and show you what's on the front as well, so

I just climbed up the new ladder, passing by Winnebago solar panels again, which remain up on top and is standard, a fix

to the, uh, the long roof rack system. This is a 215-watt system that you can upgrade for the first time up to 1600

watts, uh, with, uh, portable solar, if you, if you would like to charge the big battery system. But the really cool thing

We got two spotlights from Black Oak, a company in Sarasota, Florida, that, as you can see, is installing them.

These are some of the best lights in the business. They each have over 11,000 lumens, so you've got 22,000 lumens if

you're going down the trail at night. Um, just really want to highlight exactly where you're going. And we've again,

another VOC—voice of the customer—Winnebago's installing them standard. Great idea! Now, before we go inside and see all

of the new features on the 2025 Revel, we just want to mention this is now built on the upgraded all-wheel drive,

4-cylinder Mercedes engine. The engine itself has been proven; it's lighter, it's got more power, more torque, it has less

noise. Uh, so it's a great addition to the 2025 Revel that has been out for a few

months. So we're really excited about that. But now we're going to go in and take a look at all the new features.

Again, the VOC—voice of the customer—that Winnebago's listened to. Really cool stuff! Now that we just went over some of

those really cool features outside, you're going to see a lot more changes on the interior of the 2025 Revel. One of

the biggest changes—and again, VOC—is the seating for the third and fourth passengers here. Now we have two

three-point belts, as you can see. With the seats, they're a lot more plush. It's nice that they even have the Revel

embossed into the fabric. And you're going to see right here, they're going to have some—you can actually move the

seats instead of just having a cushion. And this seat, you can even give yourself some more room and move it into the

center aisle. That's certainly going to help, uh, for longer trips with two adults or two children that just don't want to

be touching each other now. As far as the interior, they're also going to change the palettes. You're going to have the

Stealth, the Solstice, as well as the Overlander. Now, the Overlander is going to be an upgraded interior package; just

going to offer you a couple of extra features. It'll give you floor mats up in the cab and throughout the coach. It's

also going to give you these nice insulated window blinds, um, that will just give you a little bit more of a

thermal break, and they look really nice, too. So that would be the three palettes for the interior and also for the

exterior. When we were out there, this is um, the Selenite. You also have the Blue Gray and Pebble Gray as options. Um, one

other change you'll see right up here in the front, the little dinette area, is going to be a whole new table design.

It's nice that they have that topographical design, but this table, which you can adjust, and then you can

also take it off and you could stow it behind these seats. Uh, so they're giving you um, I think a

better, uh, easier option for this little dinette table up front. You're going to look also throughout the coach. If you've seen the

previous Rebels, there are going to be new cabinet um, they have these Blum-style cabinet doors with compression latches,

and you'll see they have colors that will tell you, and you'll see that they really are whether they're unlocked or

locked, and a little bit different than some of the other styles that they've used throughout the years. Now, when you

look on this wall, you're also going to see that some of the information screens are going to be a little bit different

in the 2025 Revel. First, you're going to have a whole new system, and this just came out in the Solstice line in the

last uh 6 months, so it's great that you have a whole new pad here that you can

go through with all of the Winnebago systems. Uh, you'll be able to see your power consumption, and it's nice you

can also see your battery, what's coming in and what's coming out. In this case, we can turn off our 12 volts, um, which would

be the light system. Um, you have, again, AC and DC. Um, so that's—now, as you can see,

we just turned on the power, and then instead of the old thermostat, you have a whole new Timberline—it's a new, uh, Next

Generation Timberline system. Uh, so for the heat, heating system, you can just—much more user-friendly uh, pad

here and screen to use. And also, the Winnebago Revel has additional, uh, a new, um, heavier-duty Thinsulate, um, insulation

throughout the van as well. So Winnebago just continues, uh, to make this more of a

uh, an extended season or four-season camper van. So you've got some great um, interfaces here with the batteries and

all of your systems on board, as well as the heat. The one-place system for just your levels is still the same, and then

the loft bed. One of the bigger changes is going to be the absence of the um, cabinet door, which would be behind you,

maybe a spice cabinet or some type of a pantry cabinet. You have a much, much longer countertop, plus the extension

drawer that comes out where you're going to house your same um, stove top right here, which is induction, and the cutting

board. So if you are going to be preparing food, it's just going to be a little bit easier, and a much longer

countertop design will be in the interior. Again, we're just going to have all of the same latches, and these all

are soft clothes, um, so it's nice that when you are inside, you're going to put some things inside that are going to

be soft. Now, one of the other really big VOCs—again, voice of customer—that Winnebago has done is a new bathroom

door. Um, the other one had magnets and was very difficult to open. You'll see this is much more solid when you're

driving down the road, and then when you do open it, you actually have two doors, um, and they give you a nice little

mirror on the inside. And just to show you, with the camera looking at us, if someone was in here and wanted to come

out and use the back bedroom for privacy to get dressed, now we can cut you off, and you have this little

extension that you can't see if someone's going to be changing in the back. So thank you, Winnebago, for coming up

with the new design of the bathroom doors, and again, uh, for listening to your customers here through the years. Now, up

front, one of the other things that's going to also give you something new, which is the bedroom privacy: got a little privacy zip-up

curtain. So if somebody was sleeping, now in the past they didn't have that. You can, uh, cut off the bedroom area if you

Still the best Campervan? All-new 2025 Winnebago Revel Updates

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