2025 Pleasure-Way Plateau XL Tour

Join Dean Rumpel, CEO of Pleasure-Way Industries, as he takes you on an exclusive tour of the 2025 Plateau XLTS and the all-new Plateau XLRB Raised Bed models. These widebody coaches, built on the Mercedes-Benz chassis, are designed to deliver unmatched luxury, performance, and versatility.

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0:00 Introduction to the Plateau XL Widebody Series
0:29 Electrical System Features
2:00 Construction Process and Quality
5:09 High-End Features and Technologies
7:00 Introduction to the Plateau XL RB (Raised Bed)
7:20 Storage and Layout of the Plateau XL RB
8:07 The Plateau XL RB Interior Design and Features
13:02 Front Dinette and Flexible Living Area
14:16 Introduction to the Plateau XL TS
14:40 Interior Features of the Plateau XL TS
17:25 Kitchen and Bathroom Features of the Plateau XL TS
19:25 Front Cab and Flexibility of the Plateau XL TS
20:07 Conclusion and Warranty Information

[RecVanRuss]

Great job Dean and team! I love the new XLRB! I have them both in Phoenix if anyone wants one

[RaymondWesterling-ut]

Very simple dan comfort with large bathroom i've seen. very very love it

[MadLuvya]

Please bring back the xlmb. A lot of us prefer the bathroom in the back floor plan.

[stevenschluter]

Love the new model. So much needed storage for long trips.

[HighmageDerin]

I do like the bed version, better storage. Is that Generator Propane? if so please tell me its the removable 20/30 galleon ones. Its easier to refill/replace then the permanent built in tanks. because every gas station has exchange but refill stations are hard to find or not even available in some towns. and Kudos for FINALLY figuring out what nearly every other manufacturer cant seem to get though their skull! The TV placement! its like all these designers go home and stare at the ceiling to watch the football game! EYE LEVEL WITH THE SEATS PEOPLE! :)

[edmor]

This van is is key for a mobile considering what this will only flaw I see is that there is no exhaust for cooking will smell

[troytinsley]

In the last few years, it appears that all of the B van manufacturers, including pleasure away, have gone from the two burner gas cooktop to the one burner induction cooktop. How did you decide that we wanted one burner cooktop instead of two? With this size kitchen counter, is it possible to mount an additional induction cooktop or have a double induction cooktop that would stop me from going to the Coachman Galleria.

[johncollard]

Nice upgraded coaches, but Ford would be preferred personally.

[GCFuertes]

The RB would be perfect if you had an option to swap the front dinette out for a front desk/work station like the FL offers. You could probably even create a wrap around desk in that space that would be awesome for traveling musicians that like to record on the road as well as remote workers. I don’t know why the rv/van industry insists on non optional “dinette” designs still when the space could be used so much more practically for people who aren’t planning on having dinner parties inside a car 😂

[dougmanck]

New layout is awesome with the fixed platform bed. Just wish it was on the Ford chassis. I would never buy a Mercedes.

[Carpola]

Where is table? That little table is nice but not big enough. We like to play card games/puzzles etc and I sew. I don’t really see where we can do that. Not really practical for us
The second one looks much better and versatile for the bed set up with table

[rvinformation]

Hi Dean, You guys have some of the best quality in the industry but for me these new plans for 2025 just do not impress. I'm sorry but I'm going to pass.

[dlg]

Are these wide body units AWD? Why haven't you guys released a wide body OnTour on the Transit HD chassis? I like the platform, but don't want diesel. Also, the fresh and gray tanks are too small on these units. People like me who plan to travel full-time need much more capacity for off-grid travel. Lastly, I'd rather have double lithium than a propane generator. In fact, I don't want propane at all in my rig. I prefer all electric systems and use chassis fuel for heat and hot water. It's a simpler and greener setup.

[jw]

Absolutely love the new fixed bed and pass through storage. Way to finally bring PW into modern van layouts. Now if only these vans were AWD.