Leisure Travel Vans (LTV) has officially unveiled the all-new Wonder FX, bringing one of its most adaptable floorplans over to the Ford Transit chassis. This compact Class B+ motorhome is designed to offer two distinct living areas within a sub-25-foot footprint, balancing highway manoeuvrability with functional, multi-zone living space.
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The FX Concept on the Ford Transit
The core philosophy behind the "FX" layout is simple: create separate, multi-functional living zones inside a compact motorhome. This approach reduces the crowded feeling often associated with smaller RVs, allowing travellers to enjoy dedicated spaces without stepping up to a larger Class A or Class C coach.
Measuring under 25 feet long, the Wonder FX manages to pack in two separate living spaces, a primary bed, a redesigned kitchen and bathroom, year-round climate systems, and an optional dedicated rear office studio.
Front Living Lounge & Primary Suite
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At the front of the Wonder FX, LTV’s patented Leisure Lounge system serves as the primary daytime living area. The lounge includes two power-reclining chairs equipped with extended footrests and head supports.
- Swivel Seating: Both the driver and passenger captain's chairs swivel around to integrate with the front lounge, providing seating for up to four people.
- Dinette Table: A flexible dinette table system configures for dining, working on a laptop, or entertaining guests.
- Panoramic Window: A large side window brings natural daylight into the front living area.
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At night, the front lounge converts into the primary sleeping area. A 65-inch by 74-inch Murphy bed with built-in adjustable headrests lowers smoothly over the Leisure Lounge. During the day, the bed stows vertically to open up floor space and keep the panoramic window unobstructed. An entrance cabinet near the door includes a hanging wardrobe for storing jackets, boots, and everyday items.
Rear Living Zone & Storage
The defining feature of the Wonder FX layout is its second, separate living space at the back of the coach. Having two distinct areas allows occupants to utilize different sections of the motorhome simultaneously.
In the standard layout, the rear of the Wonder FX features a redesigned sectional sofa with wider, deeper seat cushions. Beneath the sofa, two large pull-out drawers provide dedicated storage for linens and travel gear.
The rear area includes a Lagun-mounted table, turning the space into a secondary seating nook or workspace. An optional rear Smart TV paired with a soundbar can also be added to convert the back section into a private media area.
Optional Rear Office Studio
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For remote workers and digital nomads, LTV offers a dedicated rear office studio configuration in place of the standard rear sectional sofa.
The office option equips the Wonder FX with:
- Corner Desk: A fixed desktop designed to fit laptops, additional monitors, and paperwork.
- Integrated Workspace Storage: Custom drawers and overhead cabinets for storing supplies securely during transit.
- Task Lighting & Windows: Large side windows for natural light alongside dedicated task lighting over the desk.
- Ergonomic Design: Open floor space arranged to accommodate a standard office chair.
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Because the office studio is positioned in the rear, it stays physically separated from the front lounge, allowing one person to work or take calls while another uses the front living space.
Galley & Dry Bath Layouts
The kitchen and bathroom configurations in the Wonder FX have been completely overhauled for maximum functionality in a compact space.
The Galley
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- Sink & Faucet: A deep, square stainless-steel sink with a high-arch pull-down faucet.
- Induction Cooktop: A standard two-burner induction cooktop.
- Countertop Extension: A removable counter extension adds valuable meal-prep space.
- Backsplash & Storage: A new backsplash features an integrated spice rack and cubby, complemented by a 12-volt compressor refrigerator and full-extension storage drawers.
The Dry Bath
The Wonder FX incorporates a three-piece dry bath layout that separates the stand-up shower from the toilet and vanity area:
- Vanity & Storage: Expanded vanity storage, open shelving cubbies, a dedicated drawer, and a residential-style oval sink.
- Ventilation: An operable window provides natural light and fresh airflow.
- Dual-Position Door: A specialized door system expands usable floor space inside the bathroom when in use without narrowing the main hallway or rear living space.
Comfort in Changing Seasons
To keep the interior comfortable in varying weather conditions, the Wonder FX is equipped with advanced heating and cooling systems:
- Truma Aventa Eco Air Conditioner: This roof-ducted unit delivers quiet, efficient, and even cooling throughout the coach. Its integrated heat pump provides warmth in mild weather, while soft-start technology reduces startup power demand, allowing the air conditioner to operate directly off the coach batteries.
- Truma VarioHeat Furnace: Provides quiet, responsive heating when temperatures drop further. A new four-point furnace ducting system distributes heat evenly throughout the coach from front to rear.
Built on the Ford Transit Chassis
The Wonder FX is built on the Ford Transit chassis, engineered for power, safety, and modern driving dynamics:
- Powertrain: Powered by a 3.5-litre EcoBoost V6 gas engine producing 310 horsepower and 400 lb-ft of torque, paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission.
- All-Wheel Drive: An available All-Wheel Drive (AWD) option offers extra traction and confidence in changing road and weather conditions.
- Cabin Amenities: Includes a 12-inch SYNC® 4 touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, swivelling driver and passenger seats, aluminum wheels, and a suite of active safety technologies.
Specifications Summary
Specifications Summary
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