Entegra Expanse

Entegra Expanse

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Entegra Expanse AWD Class B Camper Vans For Sale

Entegra Expanse AWD Class B camper vans for sale at Motor Home Specialist, the #1 Volume Selling Motor Home Dealer in the World and the #1 Entegra Coach RV dealer in the country. The Expanse is Entegra's all-wheel drive Class B camper van, built on the Ford Transit AWD 350HD platform with a 3.5L EcoBoost V6 gas engine at 310 horsepower and 400 lb-ft of torque. Shopping for a new Entegra Expanse or a used Entegra Expanse? MHSRV stocks one of the largest selections of Entegra Expanse AWD Class B camper vans for sale in the country, all backed by industry-leading discount pricing.

The Expanse sits in the middle of Entegra's Class B lineup, between the compact Entegra Arc (RAM ProMaster 1500, 17'10" long) and the larger Entegra Ethos (RAM ProMaster 3500). It's the only Entegra Class B on the Ford Transit AWD chassis, aimed at couples, remote workers, and weekenders who want Class B drivability with standard all-wheel drive for snow, gravel, and light off-pavement travel.

Ford Transit AWD 350HD Chassis and Driver Assistance

The Expanse runs the Ford Transit AWD 350HD chassis with a 148-inch wheelbase, the 3.5L EcoBoost V6 gas engine at 310 hp and 400 lb-ft of torque, a 10-speed automatic transmission, a 3.73 limited-slip axle, a 250-amp alternator, dual 12-volt AGM chassis batteries (70 Ah each), 205/75R16C all-season tires on aluminum wheels, and a 25-gallon fuel tank. The E-Z Drive package adds Hellwig helper springs to settle the ride when loaded. A Ford heavy-duty trailer tow package with a dual 4/7-pin connector handles small tow loads. Driver assistance on the Ford chassis is deep: a 12-inch SYNC 4 HD display, a 360-degree camera with split view and front camera washer, a rear-view camera with trailer hitch assist, blind spot assist with trailer coverage and cross-traffic alert, intelligent adaptive cruise control, a lane-keeping system, front/side/reverse sensing, forward collision warning, Pre-Collision Assist with automatic emergency braking, post-collision braking, the SOS Post Crash Alert System, driver and passenger airbags, Safety Canopy side-curtain airbags, AdvanceTrac with RSC roll stability control, side wind stabilization, hill start assist, SecuriLock anti-theft, FordPass Connect, rain-sensing wipers, automatic high-beam headlights, and remote keyless entry with a keyless entry pad.

Exterior

Every Expanse carries a Carefree armless motion-sensing patio awning with LED light strip, fiberglass running boards for the cab and entry doors, an outside shower, two 120-volt exterior outlets, sliding vented windows, and a side screen door with magnetic and zipper close-offs. The Winegard Air 360 TV antenna is standard, and Starlink satellite internet is available as an option.

Interior and Firefly Multiplex

Inside, the Expanse carries custom-molded ABS wall panels, residential vinyl flooring, a soft-touch vinyl ceiling, high-intensity LED ceiling lights, high-gloss cabinetry (soft-close overhead doors on the 21T), a 24-inch LED HD TV, an adjustable table with multiple mounts and a fold-down workstation, a powered roof vent in the living area, a removable privacy shade for the sliding door window, and the Firefly Multiplex command system with a wall-mounted touchscreen and mobile app. The 21B adds a rear screen door with roll-up and blackout capability. Cable TV hookup with RG-6 coax is included. Cab seats are 4-way swivel driver and passenger with privacy shades on the cab windows.

Off-Grid Power and Climate

The Expanse pairs the Truma Combi Eco Plus water heater and furnace (which runs on propane, electric, or both) with a 2,800-watt gas generator with auto-gen start (drawing directly from the chassis fuel tank), two 12-volt AGM house batteries with a disconnect switch, a 200-watt roof-mounted GoPower solar panel with integrated control panel, a portable solar plug for adding more capacity, and a 13,500 BTU Coleman-Mach 10 rooftop A/C. Inverter capacity varies by floor plan: 1,000 watts on the 21B and 2,000 watts on the 21T. The 21B carries a 6-gallon (20-pound) propane tank with LP quick-connect. Heated grey holding tank pads (12-volt), LED-lit holding tank valves, a black tank flush, and a winterization drain system extend cold-weather range.

Kitchen (varies by floor plan)

The galley pairs solid-surface countertops with a stainless steel sink and ball-bearing drawer guides. Refrigerator and cooktop change by floor plan. The 21B carries a 5.3-cu-ft 12-volt refrigerator, a 2-burner gas cooktop, and a convection microwave. The 21T carries a 3.1-cu-ft 12-volt refrigerator, a portable induction cooktop that stows when not in use, and a standard microwave. The 21T also carries the larger 2,000-watt inverter and a built-in charging station, which pair with the induction cooktop for cooking off-grid without the generator running.

Sleeping and Wet Bath

Sleeping varies by floor plan. The 21B carries a rear power sofa that converts at the touch of a button into a 68-by-76-inch bed. The 21T carries two 23-by-76-inch twin beds in the rear that convert to a 61-by-76-inch combined bed. The all-in-one wet bath pairs a shower with magnetic curtain, a foot-flush toilet, the Aqua View SHOWERMISER water-saving valve, and a powered roof vent.

Floor Plans at MHSRV

The Entegra Expanse is available at MHSRV in three floor plans. Every floor plan runs the Ford Transit AWD 350HD chassis with the 3.5L EcoBoost V6.

Expanse 21B. Rear power sofa that converts to a 68-by-76-inch bed. 5.3-cu-ft 12-volt refrigerator. 2-burner gas cooktop. Convection microwave. 6-gallon LP tank with quick-connect. Rear screen door with roll-up and blackout. Pick this floor plan for the larger fridge, propane cooktop, and rear screen-door setup.

Expanse 21T. Two 23-by-76-inch twin beds in the rear that convert to a 61-by-76-inch combined bed. 3.1-cu-ft 12-volt refrigerator. Portable induction cooktop that stows when not in use. Standard microwave. 2,000-watt inverter (vs. 1,000-watt on the 21B). Built-in charging station. Soft-close overhead cabinet doors. Pick this floor plan for twin-bed flexibility, all-electric cooking, and higher inverter capacity for off-grid work.

Expanse 21L. Third floor plan in the Expanse lineup with its own layout configuration. Standard Ford Transit AWD 350HD chassis and Firefly Multiplex controls carry over. Availability and current standard equipment on the 21L rotate by model year, so verify the exact 21L layout, sleeping configuration, and cooktop/fridge spec with an MHSRV product expert before purchase.

Cross-shopping the Expanse? Buyers usually compare it against Entegra's other Class B products: the compact Entegra Arc on the ProMaster 1500 for a shorter, garage-fit footprint, or the larger Entegra Ethos on the ProMaster 3500 for more length and the optional Li Package all-electric off-grid conversion. Browse the full Entegra Coach lineup at MHSRV to compare across the brand.

Entegra Expanse FAQs

What is the Entegra Expanse?

The Entegra Expanse is an all-wheel drive Class B camper van built by Entegra Coach on the Ford Transit AWD 350HD platform. It carries a wet bath, galley, sleeping area, and cab seating in three floor plan layouts (21B, 21T, and 21L), and it's built for buyers who want a Class B camper van with standard all-wheel drive for snow, gravel, and light off-pavement travel.

What chassis is the Entegra Expanse built on?

The Expanse is built on the Ford Transit AWD 350HD chassis with a 148-inch wheelbase, powered by the 3.5L EcoBoost V6 gas engine at 310 horsepower and 400 lb-ft of torque, a 10-speed automatic transmission, and a 3.73 limited-slip axle. It's the only Entegra Class B on the Ford Transit AWD platform (the Arc runs the RAM ProMaster 1500 and the Ethos runs the ProMaster 3500).

Is the Entegra Expanse AWD?

Yes. All-wheel drive is standard on every Expanse floor plan via the Ford Transit AWD 350HD chassis. That's the whole positioning story for the Expanse inside the Entegra Class B lineup, and it gives the coach real traction in snow, on gravel, and in light off-pavement conditions.

How much can the Entegra Expanse tow?

The Expanse comes equipped with the Ford heavy-duty trailer tow package and a dual 4/7-pin connector. Confirm tongue weight and total trailer weight against the chassis ratings before towing.

What floor plans does the Entegra Expanse come in?

The Entegra Expanse is available at MHSRV in three floor plans: the 21B (rear power sofa that converts to a 68-by-76-inch bed, 5.3-cu-ft 12-volt refrigerator, 2-burner gas cooktop, convection microwave), the 21T (two 23-by-76-inch twin beds that convert to a 61-by-76-inch combined bed, 3.1-cu-ft 12-volt refrigerator, portable induction cooktop, 2,000-watt inverter, built-in charging station), and the 21L (a third layout in the Expanse lineup; verify current 21L configuration with an MHSRV product expert).

Does the Entegra Expanse have a bathroom?

Yes. The Expanse has an all-in-one wet bath with a shower, magnetic curtain, a foot-flush toilet, the Aqua View SHOWERMISER water-saving valve, and a powered roof vent. The Truma Combi Eco Plus system supplies on-demand hot water, and a black tank flush is included.

How does the Entegra Expanse handle off-grid power?

Standard electrical on the Expanse is a 2,800-watt gas generator with auto-gen start (drawing from the chassis fuel tank), two 12-volt AGM house batteries with a disconnect switch, a 200-watt roof-mounted GoPower solar panel with integrated control panel, and a portable solar plug for adding more capacity. Inverter capacity is 1,000 watts on the 21B and 2,000 watts on the 21T (the 21T pairs the larger inverter with the induction cooktop and a built-in charging station for cooking off-grid without the generator running). The Truma Combi Eco Plus supplies heat and hot water on propane, electric, or both.

What's the difference between the Entegra Expanse and the Entegra Arc?

The Expanse runs the Ford Transit AWD 350HD chassis with standard all-wheel drive at a 148-inch wheelbase. The Entegra Arc runs the shorter RAM ProMaster 1500 chassis at 17'10" long, without AWD. Pick the Expanse for standard all-wheel drive, more interior space, and the Ford Transit platform. Pick the Arc for the shorter garage-fit footprint, lower entry price, and daily-driver scale.

What's the difference between the Entegra Expanse and the Entegra Ethos?

The Expanse runs the Ford Transit AWD 350HD chassis with standard all-wheel drive. The Entegra Ethos runs the RAM ProMaster 3500 chassis with front-wheel drive, a longer wheelbase, and an optional Li Package that converts the van to fully electric off-grid operation. Pick the Expanse for standard AWD, the Ford EcoBoost V6, and the full Ford driver-assist suite. Pick the Ethos for the longer ProMaster 3500 footprint, the wider ProMaster interior, and the optional Li Package all-electric off-grid conversion.

Do I need a CDL to drive the Entegra Expanse?

No. The Expanse is built on the Ford Transit AWD 350HD van chassis, which is well below the 26,001-pound Federal CDL threshold. A standard passenger driver's license is sufficient to operate the Expanse in every U.S. state. Any driver comfortable behind the wheel of a full-size van or large SUV can drive an Expanse.

Where can I buy an Entegra Expanse?

Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas is the #1 volume-selling Entegra Coach dealer in the country and stocks one of the largest selections of new and used Entegra Expanse AWD Class B camper vans for sale anywhere in the country. MHSRV serves Entegra Expanse 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.