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Leisure Travel Vans unveils Unity TBX adventure motorhome

09.02.2026 03:09 1 min 1 source
New Atlas ISL
Leisure Travel Vans unveils Unity TBX adventure motorhome
Original source: New Atlas

Canadian RV manufacturer Leisure Travel Vans introduced the Unity TBX motorhome at the Florida RV SuperShow. The 25-ft model, based on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis, features a 1,727-liter rear gear garage and is available with AWD. Pricing starts at US$236,790.

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Updated: 01.08.2026

Regular

$1.30 /l

CAD1.83 · €1.13/l

55 of 140

cheaper than 61% of countries

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cheaper than 63% of countries

Premium

$1.48 /l

CAD2.08 · €1.28/l

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Diesel

$1.64 /l

CAD2.31 · €1.43/l

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pricier than 59% of countries

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