East to West Alita
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East to West Alita RVs For Sale
East to West Alita Class C AWD motorhomes for sale at Motor Home Specialist, the #1 Volume Selling Motor Home Dealer in the World and the #1 East to West RV dealer in the country.
The Alita is East to West's compact all-wheel-drive Class C motorhome. It rides on the Ford Transit AWD chassis. In the lineup, it hits a different point than the value-priced Entrada Class C or the premium 4x4 Bravado Super C. The Alita is aimed at buyers cross-shopping a Class B camper van against a compact Class C.
Couples, weekend campers, and buyers stepping up from a Class B all fit the Alita profile. You get an easier-driving Class C footprint plus factory all-wheel drive for inclement weather. Shopping for a new Alita? MHSRV stocks one of the largest selections of new East to West Alita Class C AWD motorhomes for sale anywhere in the country.
Ford Transit AWD Chassis
The Alita is built on the Ford Transit AWD chassis. All-wheel drive is standard. That gives the Alita better wet-weather, snow, and lightly off-pavement traction than a rear-wheel-drive Class C. AWD is not a true 4x4 with low range or a transfer case. It's the right chassis for inclement-weather travel and lightly unpaved routes, not for serious off-road use.
Cab and Camera Tech
The Ford dash runs an Apple CarPlay and Android Auto ready display, and the cab adds a rear and side-view camera system with monitor, driver and passenger swivel seats, and the Winegard Air 360+ antenna with integrated Wi-Fi prep.
Body, Roof, and Exterior
The body uses Azdel composite sidewall and slide box construction, which keeps wood out of the wall structure for moisture resistance. The Alpha Systems TPO roof membrane carries a limited lifetime warranty. Exterior features include the one-piece automotive painted fiberglass front cap, slide-out toppers, rotocast exterior storage compartments, slam-latch baggage doors, and the exterior LP quick-connect. The luxury legless Girard awning adds an LED light strip, panoramic frameless windows carry integrated day/night shades, and the rest of the outside runs an outside shower, exterior TV hookups, the black tank flush, and a side port solar panel hookup. Flush-floor main-floor construction runs throughout the coach.
Kitchen and Interior
The galley runs solid-surface countertops with a countertop extension, a premium subway tile backsplash, a deep-well stainless steel sink, a convection microwave, a portable induction cooktop, and a 6-cubic-foot 12V refrigerator. The living space adds 12V Smart TVs and USB charge ports throughout. Sleeping is anchored by the 60-by-80-inch cab-over bunk with a cargo net for extra storage. Both plans add a convertible dinette and a convertible sofa for extra sleeping space.
Climate, Power, and Solar
Climate control runs a 15,000 BTU ducted A/C with heat pump, an on-demand hot water heater, and a Maxx Air fan with remote control and rain sensor. The Arctic Package with 12V tank heaters is standard. Power runs a 4,000-watt onboard generator, inverter prep wiring, and a side port solar panel hookup. The optional Solar Charge Package adds a 200-watt monocrystalline solar panel, a 30-amp charge controller with LED display, and dual 12-volt batteries installed in the step well.
The Two Alita Floor Plans
Motor Home Specialist stocks the Alita in two floor plans. Both share the Ford Transit AWD chassis, the 4,000-pound tow capacity, the standard Class C cab-over bunk, and the Alita standard feature set.
22NF: The compact non-frame configuration. Built for couples and small families who want maximum maneuverability in a Class C footprint.
23TK: The slightly larger configuration. Same chassis and drivetrain as the 22NF, with a bit more coach behind the cab.
Cross-shopping the Alita against other compact AWD Class C motorhomes? See the full East to West RV lineup at MHSRV to line up floor plans, chassis choices, and standard equipment.
East to West Alita FAQs
What is the East to West Alita?
The East to West Alita is a compact AWD Class C motorhome built on the Ford Transit AWD chassis. It's designed for buyers who want a more nimble, easier-to-drive Class C with all-wheel-drive capability for inclement weather and lightly off-pavement use. It's offered in two floor plans (22NF and 23TK) and includes Azdel composite sidewall construction, a 4,000-pound tow capacity, and the AWD chassis as standard.
What chassis is the Alita built on?
The Alita is built on the Ford Transit AWD chassis. The all-wheel-drive system gives the Alita better traction and stability for inclement weather, snow country routes, and lightly off-pavement use than rear-wheel-drive Class C platforms.
How much can the Alita tow?
The Alita has a 4,000-pound tow capacity. That's enough for a small SUV or sedan, a small enclosed trailer, a motorcycle hauler, or a small utility trailer. Confirm the trailer plus tow vehicle weight against the coach's GCWR before hitching up.
Is the Alita AWD?
Yes, the Alita is built on the Ford Transit AWD chassis with all-wheel drive standard. AWD gives the Alita meaningfully better wet-weather, snow, and lightly off-pavement traction than 2-wheel-drive Class C platforms. It isn't the same as a true 4x4 system. The Alita has no low-range gearing or transfer case, so treat it as an inclement-weather chassis rather than an off-road one.
Is the Alita a Class C?
Yes, the Alita is a Class C motorhome. It uses a Ford Transit cutaway truck chassis with a coach body and a cab-over area. That separates it from a Class B camper van and from a flat-front Class A motorhome.
What floor plans does the Alita come in?
Motor Home Specialist offers the Alita in two floor plans: the 22NF and the 23TK. Both floor plans use the AWD Ford Transit chassis, share the 60-by-80-inch cab-over bunk, the 4,000-pound tow capacity, and the standard Alita feature set.
What is the difference between the Alita and the Entrada?
Both are East to West Class C motorhomes, but they solve different problems. The Alita is a compact AWD Class C on the Ford Transit chassis, aimed at Class B cross-shoppers. It's built for buyers who want a smaller, easier-to-drive coach with inclement-weather traction. The East to West Entrada is the longer value-priced Class C, offered in ten floor plans across Ford E-350, Ford E-450, Chevrolet 3500, or Mercedes-Benz M Class chassis, with 5,000 to 7,500-pound tow capacities. Pick the Alita for compact size and AWD. Pick the Entrada for length, larger sleeping capacity, and chassis choice.
What is the difference between the Alita and the Bravado?
Different segments entirely. The Alita is a compact AWD Class C on the Ford Transit chassis with a 4,000-pound tow rating and a 4,000-watt generator. The East to West Bravado is the premium 4x4 Super C on the Ford F-600 chassis with the 6.7L Power Stroke diesel, a 14,500-pound hitch, factory 4-wheel drive, 400 watts of standard solar, and dual lithium house batteries. Pick the Alita for easy driving, AWD, and compact size. Pick the Bravado for diesel pulling power, off-pavement capability, and a much larger coach.
Does the Alita come with a generator?
Yes, every Alita comes standard with a 4,000-watt onboard generator paired with inverter prep wiring. An optional Solar Charge Package is available to add a 200-watt monocrystalline solar panel, a 30-amp charge controller with LED display, and dual 12-volt batteries installed in the step well.
Does the Alita come with solar?
The Alita comes standard with a side port solar panel hookup (ready for solar installation) but the solar panel itself is an optional add-on. The Solar Charge Package upgrade adds a 200-watt monocrystalline solar panel paired with a 30-amp charge controller with LED display and dual 12-volt batteries installed in the step well. Standard power management includes the 4,000-watt generator and inverter prep wiring.
How much does an East to West Alita cost?
Motor Home Specialist offers industry-leading discount pricing on every new East to West Alita for sale, well below MSRP, so you save thousands compared to other East to West dealers. Pricing varies by floor plan and selected options. Contact MHSRV for current pricing on in-stock units.
Where can I buy an East to West Alita?
Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas is the #1 volume-selling East to West dealer in the country and stocks one of the largest selections of new and used East to West Alita Class C AWD motorhomes for sale anywhere in the country. MHSRV serves Alita buyers nationwide and offers in-house financing, trade-ins, and full-service support after the sale.
Manufacturer options, features, colors, etc. can all change without notice and MHSRV assumes no responsibility for the changes or possible errors in information provided by the manufacturer. All weights and measurements are approximate and not guaranteed to be 100% accurate. For the latest information be sure to check with your salesperson and/or the coach manufacturer and verify before purchase.
