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Meet Sonic X, Venture RV’s Fully Sustainable Off-Road Camping Trailer

‘Luxurious’ and ‘budget-friendly’ don’t normally go in the same sentence, but this is an exception.
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In our day and age, mobile homes of all shapes and sizes are becoming increasingly popular. Not only do they appeal to a growing number of travelers, as a direct result of the events we’ll be remembering 2020 for, but they also provide a sustainable alternative to those looking to purchase a full-time living space. Over the course of recent years, we’ve seen housing prices surge uncontrollably, a trend that leads many families to opt for capable RVs or camping trailers, and it’s no wonder.

At the end of the day, why spend the vast majority of your life paying off a colossal mortgage, when the motorhome market offers an endless variety of fully equipped (and often customizable) products that will take care of your needs just fine? Oh, just to point out the obvious, the latter will also be happy to follow you wherever you may roam, as you set out to fulfill your dream of traveling the world!

On that note, let’s take a quick look at Venture RV’s Sonic X; a budget-friendly, self-sustainable camping trailer that manages to pack most of the features and comfort that you’d expect to find in the industry’s top-of-the-line mobile homes. Honestly, out of all the marvels we explored during Expedition Vehicles Month, I’d say this might just be the absolute best, in terms of value-for-money.

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Venture RV is a subsidiary of KZ Inc., a company with almost half a century’s experience in manufacturing highly practical homes on wheels. They describe themselves as “camping fanatics,” and will go above and beyond to have their products deliver the ultimate voyaging experience. Today, the firm has over 500 employees and their facilities cover over 530,000 square feet.

As to Sonic X, this lightweight beauty was awarded as the 2020 RV of The Year by RVBusiness Magazine. Venture’s customers may select one of two floorplans, weighing between 5,470 lbs and 5,630 lbs. Regardless of their choice, Sonic X guarantees to be a comprehensive package that incorporates everything you might possibly need within its 26’ 11” (8.20 m) living space.

With its four 100-watt solar panels, 250 Ah lithium ion battery and 2000-watt inverter, accompanied by 15-inch off-road tires, a high-capacity 12V Shurflo water pump and virtually countless appliances, Venture RV’s Sonic will gladly take you completely off-grid!

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Depending on the floorplan, the trailer has a sleeping capacity of up to four occupants, while its standard interior features include a high-definition LED TV, more storage space than you’ll ever need and a 7-cubic-feet (198 liters) refrigerator. As you enter the bathroom, you will find a full height shower and a medicine cabinet, besides a sink and the essential toilet.

Additionally, its dining area is provided with a height-adjustable table, while the kitchenette packs everything your inner chef might desire, such as a three-burner cooktop, over and a second, larger sink. On the exterior, high-gloss laminated fiberglass walls with aluminum framing and a three-piece fiberglass roof wrap it all up. We notice LED lighting, more storage units and an exterior shower, as well as a 12-foot awning that’ll keep you away from any rain or the sun’s blazing heat.

Considering the above, it’d be pretty same to conclude that Venture RV’s masterpiece deserves its awards. However, the best part about the Sonic X is that all this spectacular goodness is priced starting at only $47,000.

I mean, are you being serious now? Take my money already!
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About the author: Silvian Secara
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A bit of an artist himself, Silvian sees two- and four-wheeled machines as a form of art, especially restomods and custom rides. Oh, and if you come across a cafe racer article on our website, it’s most likely his doing.
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