Hello and welcome back to Colonial Airstream! My name is Patrick Pachelli, and today we're at the Hershey RV Show, and

Airstream just debuted the new 2025 Airstream Interstate 19X Outland LE. This

is built on a 2500 series chassis, all-wheel drive with a four-cylinder, high-output, twin-turbo engine. This is

quite incredible! They're going to limit production to 30 units total, and it's available in two exterior colors:

you've got granite and silver, but you could also get the silver wrap. And check it out—it's got rivets in it, so it looks

like an Airstream travel trailer. Really cool! So they have a 3-inch lift, custom rims, special tires for

this. It has Falcon shocks on board, got running boards down the side. It's got extra grip here by the entry

door. You've got some heavy lining here on the bottom, so if you're going off-trail and you're bumping into some brush, it

helps protect you. Up front, it has a custom Airstream bumper; it has the parking sensors built

right into it. Lights here so you can really light up that trail. And one of my favorites is these lights right in the

hood—check these out! They're hidden in here, these little pods and little scoops. It occupies the existing vents that were

in there. Now, some other options available would be the E1 package, which this one happens to have. It comes

standard with 200 amp-hour lithium batteries, over 250 watts of solar on the roof, and it would have a propane

generator. With the E1 package, you get a lot: you get 12,000 watt-hour of 48-volt

lithium batteries, a 3200-watt inverter, dual alternators, dual DC-to-DC chargers, and you have the solar up on the roof, so you

can run this off the grid for quite a while with the E1 package, that is a $24,900 upgrade, and the wrap is a

$166,000 upgrade, bringing your total MSRP to 345. So there's also a front mattress, a bed mattress you can get for

the front chairs, because this sleeps two people, but with that mattress you could sleep up to three. Check out this awesome

awning! I mean, it wraps all the way around. It has some legs you could put down, but it's very stable without them.

There's also lights built into the awning, too. And the reason why the awning wraps all the way

around is because this is your hangout area, your party area. There's a 2,000-watt

amplifier on board, a subwoofer over here, and you notice everything is mounted right into the van, so you can move it around.

You've got these two speakers, and you've got more up top, with a front stereo with a remote control. There's also L-track all throughout

so you could add all your gear, tie down your gear and cargo. Those upper roof lockers—we're going to see them when we

go inside—but those are also movable. And one of my favorite features: you could slide your double-sized bed all the way out the

back. There are two cushions on the inside that slide out flat. It gives you more living space on the inside, but look,

you're underneath the awning. So another thing, too, is it holds quite a bit of weight, so you could hook on, I don't know,

maybe like a chair like this and just chill out. The van is only 20 feet 1 inch long. It's

9 feet 9 inches from the ground to the top of the air conditioning system. And look at this—it even

has a hitch receiver, so you can tow up to 5,000 lbs. Airstream added these extra

Struts here to keep the doors open so you don't have to worry about strapping them in and then blowing around in windy

day. Come around this side and this is Express tour. We're going to have a little bit more detailed tour when we

get back to the dealership. 30 amp shore power connection. You have solar ports on both sides so you can add additional

panels and just in case you want to park it in the shade. City water connection. You've got a 20-gallon freshwater tank, 16-gallon gray

water tank, and this has a black tank which is 9 gallons. Over here we have access to a

lockable compartment here which operates your waste gates for your waste tanks.  The macerator reel comes right out

of the side, hooks into the campground connection. You could open up your black waste tank first, turn on your pump that

will shred all the waste and pump it through this little tiny tube. Then when you're done, close it. You could open up

your gray waste tank and flush out your hose. That will be your sink and shower. You have cable connection. You've got

service lights out here and when you're done, the reel rolls back in. Now this is production number one, so it did go to

overlanding events, so you can see a little bit of dust and dirt everywhere. No problem; we're here at the show; it's

going to get dirty here too. Has a Truma hot water and heating system which is powered off a diesel. There's a 24- 12-gallon diesel tank on board which drives the engine, which gets approximately 20 miles per gallon. Over here you have an

outside shower with hot and cold. Comes with a quick disconnect and then running board goes all the way down the side.

Look at that! So if you want to get up and grab something, you have something to step on. And look at it; it's beautiful! Got

Tinted windows down the side; you've got some windows in the back that open up. This has 360° cameras on board, so that's part of

the Mercedes package. You have access to fill your fuel in here, and Airstream, they check off all the boxes, so you have

heated seats, power seats, memory seats, power locks, power windows. Of course, come around the front here, get a

better look at that front grill. Look at that; it's beautiful, very aggressive-looking. And they replaced those Mercedes

fog lamps with a little bit more of an upgrade—uh, fog lamp. Uh, let's go back

here again. Let's take a look at the roofline. There's a Coleman Mach 13,500 BTU air conditioner up top, 250

watts of solar up there, and there's a MaxxAir fan. So they utilize almost every inch of that roof. It's got a power

sliding door, makes life a lot easier. You know, the good thing about a power sliding door is you're at the—if you're

out at a campsite at night and you want to jump out of the van real quick and do something, you don't have to slam and

make all that noise when your door shuts. It discreetly shuts, and you can do it off the remote

control. So you can fill your freshwater tank over here. This slides out; there's your refrigerator. Then you undo a couple clips

here, and the—and the fridge drops down. Look at that! And you can lift it completely off and bring it elsewhere if you're going

to go out fishing for the day; you could take this to use it as a cooler. Now, when it goes back in, it's fully accessible

from the inside, too. Put the little clips on and push it away. There's a retractable screen door, insulated floor. You've got a heavy

vinyl flooring. You've got some protection here for some extra grip; some more grip over here. This screen lifts up, too, so

You can pass things out, and let's head inside. If you notice straight away, you have a fire extinguisher here by the

entry door. You've got some tie-downs, beautifully upholstered seats here with very durable material because you're

going to be on the trail, dirty, wet. These seats are going to hold up extremely well, and they're very comfortable.

Airstream re-foams the seats, so you have a higher comfort level. Up front, you've got all the best-in-class Mercedes-Benz

features. You've got the 10-inch CER display; uh, there's a camera up here. You've got

storage pockets, you've got this shelf, a metal shelf over the cab area. You can put a lot of gear up here, and there's

plenty of room to stretch out. Now it comes with a lagoon swivel table, and that is stored right here in this little

pocket. And all the cabinets are pliable with laminate; there's no sticker wrap anywhere in the construction. And look at

this corner! Look at these little screws! You've got this piece of aluminum here. Looks awesome! It looks totally amazing.

Porthole window in the bathroom. Open up the bathroom door; you've got a little towel bar here. This is all fiberglass, top to

bottom, so you don't have to worry about...just a fiberglass pan and everything else being wood. Toilet dumps right into

that 9-gallon black tank. You've got a heat vent in here. You've got a motion sensor halo light around your vent fan that

vents outside. Your toilet paper houses right here in this little waterproof holder. Shower curtain; there's even a clothesline, so if you want to hang your

wet stuff up when you're done, you can put it in here. This sink right here pulls out and becomes

your shower. You have a mirror here. I really thought it through, and you have your regular bright lights there as well.

Check out these lights in the ceiling; these are custom-made just for the Outland.  Everything is touchscreen controlled, so I can control almost all my lighting. I can turn devices on and off from here.

It is absolutely incredible! And over here, I can check my Volta and check my battery levels; I can turn the battery system on and off from here. There are QR codes that you can scan, which provide helpful tips if you don't understand how certain things work.

At Colonial Airstream, they're great; they give you a complete orientation with each purchase.

So a technician will go through each and every item with you and demonstrate how everything works before you leave the dealership.

You're even welcome to spend the evening at the dealership after you get your rundown so you can try things out before you hit the road and head back home.

Little cutboard over here on a solid-surface countertop. Bluetooth speaker in this roof locker up top. There's a standard SP system that powers all your big speakers in the back,

and there's a remote control in here so I can change the color of these accent lights.  So I can go to all the different light sources on here. Look at that! I think I'll go with green. Right? What about that?

Over here is your MaxxAir fan; this is fully powered and has a rain sensor built right into it.

In the galley, you have a drawer here. Check out the beautiful woodwork they've done on all the cabinets.

This one—you have access underneath your induction cooktop. These open up, and you can fully access the refrigerator from the inside, so you can use it inside or outside. I think that is pure genius!

There's also another storage cubby over here. You've got some sensors for your heating system.

Over here, you have another touchscreen control, just like what we had there, that you can monitor your fresh and gray tanks. You could turn on and off all your overhead lights at once. There are different modes: you've got medium, you've got low, you've got cinema; and there are different pages you could scan through for different things like your water pump.

This has heated tanks so you can do some cold-weather camping. Everything's right in here: USB ports over here, a large drawer over here for some of your items, and up top over here you have a collapsible sink that dumps right into that gray tank.

You've got a storage pocket over here. You have your controls for your Truma heating and hot water, a microwave that's powered right off the inverter, and the Coleman Mach air conditioner that runs completely off that E1 package—totally worth it, I think.

The E1 package is the best option to have. Overhead roof lockers—again, you could remove these, you can move them down in the coach—and then you have seats back here with a swivel table. This does come off and store behind the passenger seat.

Uh, these seat cushions are, you know, pretty thick and there's nice foam there. The L-track runs all through behind there. There are some cup holders over here, cup holders on this side too, and then what's nice about it is the bed is pretty compact when you're not using it. You could expand it out the back, or you could even expand it into the coach.

Before I do that, I'm going to point out you've got some storage pockets over here. You have a heat vent and you have your fuses and breakers down over here. So the way this works is I'm going to undo this bar, slide the bed all the way forward, okay? Then I push this little button here. There'll be two pins; the ladder swings all the way down. Check it out!

This really cool ladder, that is some nice stuff. And then I could go outside and pull the back bar out, or I could

climb on the bed and unlock it. But why don't you go around the back and check it

out? There we go. And these are cushions, just like an automotive seat, so you can put a mattress topper on it, your sheets,

and there's plenty of room. I'm 5'9" and I have plenty of room to stretch out on this bed. You can remove these

lockers if you want more room. You can take these speakers out if you want more room. And I'll meet you on the side over

here. That concludes our tour of the all-new 2025 Airstream Interstate 19X Outland Edition. This is available at Colonial

Airstream in Millstone Township, New Jersey. Again, my name is Patrick Bachell and I'm a salesperson. If you enjoyed the

video, please... you can buy one for me! You can visit us on our website at ColonialAirstream.com.  Our telephone number is 800

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Airstream's Newest MEGA Van | Outland LE Interstate 19X

Airstream's Newest MEGA Van | Outland LE Interstate 19X