Thor Tellaro Sport
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Thor Tellaro Sport Class B Camper Vans for Sale | 20LS, 20US, 20YS | Value-Priced Tellaro | MHSRV
Thor Tellaro Sport Class B camper vans for sale at Motor Home Specialist, the #1 Volume Selling Motor Home Dealer in the World and the #1 Thor Motor Coach RV dealer in the country. The Thor Tellaro Sport is the value-tier version of the Tellaro platform, built on the same RAM ProMaster 3500 XT window-van chassis but priced below the standard Thor Tellaro. Shopping for a new Tellaro Sport or a used Tellaro Sport? MHSRV stocks new and used Thor Motor Coach Tellaro Sport camper vans backed by industry-leading discount pricing.
The Value-Tier Tellaro
The Tellaro Sport exists for one reason: to give buyers the Tellaro chassis and floor plan architecture at a lower entry price than the standard Tellaro. The Sport uses the same RAM ProMaster 3500 XT chassis, the same three core layouts (20LS mirroring 20L, 20US mirroring 20U, 20YS mirroring 20Y), the same 200-watt rooftop solar setup, the same 2,800-watt gas generator, the same 1,000-watt inverter, and the same Combi Eco LP heat and hot water system. The trade-off is a leaner standard-equipment list on the connectivity and entertainment side (Starlink prep, the Winegard ConnecT 2.0 system, and the 24-inch living-area Smart TV come standard on the Tellaro but are absent on the Sport). Buyers who don't need those specific factory add-ons pocket the price difference and use the Sport as a lower-cost path into the Tellaro platform.
Chassis and Cockpit
The Tellaro Sport rides on the RAM ProMaster 3500 XT window-van chassis (front-wheel-drive). Standard driver-assist tech includes attention assist, active lane-keeping assist, traffic sign assist, and blind-spot assist. Cockpit standards run keyless entry, a digital rearview mirror, a backup camera, deluxe heated and remote exterior mirrors, cruise control, aluminum wheels (with optional off-road tires and black rims), and a touchscreen dash radio with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The steering wheel is telescoping leather-wrapped with integrated audio controls.
Exterior
Standard exterior equipment on every Sport includes a Thule lateral arm power patio awning with integrated LED lighting, an external LP quick-connect for campsite grilling, an entryway screen door, side steps on both passenger and driver doors, and invisible front paint protection. An optional Thule rear-door bike rack adds cycling storage.
Connectivity (What's Different from the Standard Tellaro)
The Sport comes TV-prepped: an electronics cabinet wired with HDMI and USB charging ports lets you add your own TV, satellite receiver, or streaming setup. The cabin is also satellite-ready (HS/DDS) and cable-ready. That's the biggest content difference from the standard Tellaro, which comes with Starlink prep, the Winegard ConnecT 2.0 rooftop system, and a factory 24-inch Smart TV pre-installed. If you already own a preferred TV or don't want Starlink, the Sport lets you skip those factory options and save the price.
Interior
Residential vinyl flooring runs throughout the cabin. Welformed interior wall panels, a soft-touch vinyl ceiling, and flat-panel upper cabinet doors handle finish and storage. Swivel captain's chairs open up the daytime living space when parked. The Lagun table system gives dining and workspace flexibility (pivots, swings, or fully stows). Bench-style seating converts to sleeping surface at night. Blackout zipper shades and dedicated blackout panels for the rear and side windows come standard, which gives Sport buyers a darker sleep environment than the cassette shades you'd find on some competing budget Class B vans.
Galley
The Sport galley pairs pressed countertops with an undermount stainless-steel single-bowl sink and single-handle faucet, a single-burner induction cooktop, a microwave oven, and a 12-volt refrigerator (single-door on the 20LS, double-door on the 20US and 20YS). Soft-close drawer guides come standard throughout. A pop-up countertop outlet with USB ports handles coffee makers, blenders, and other small appliances.
Wet Bath
The 20US and 20YS both include a fully-enclosed wet bath. The 20LS uses an expanding sleeper sofa configuration without a wet bath, which is one of the layout choices Sport shoppers make. Buyers who need a wet bath go with the 20US or 20YS; buyers who prioritize open interior room over an onboard shower go with the 20LS.
Sleeping Configurations
The three Sport floor plans take different approaches. The 20LS uses an expanding sleeper sofa. That's a meaningful difference from the standard Tellaro 20L, which uses twin-to-King memory foam beds. The Sport 20LS trades that specific bed configuration for the sleeper sofa layout. The 20US uses dual expanding sleeper sofas in the living area. The 20YS uses a rear pull-out sofa bed in a rear living/sleeping layout. The 20LS and 20US both offer the optional retractable SkyBunk pop-top, which adds an upper-level sleeping area (or extra gear storage) above the main cabin.
Power and Climate
Standard power on every Sport runs a 1,000-watt inverter, dual Group 31 AGM house batteries, a 2,800-watt gas generator paired with an automatic shoreline-to-generator transfer switch, and a 200-watt rooftop solar charging system with 30-amp controller. An exterior solar port lets you connect portable panels when the rooftop array is shaded. Climate uses an 11,000-BTU power-saver low-profile A/C. The Combi Eco LP system handles both heating and water heating from a single compact unit. Rapid Camp+ multiplex wiring by Firefly Integrations lets owners run lighting, climate, tank heaters, and the generator from a touchscreen interface or a paired Wi-Fi device. Buyers who add the optional SkyBunk on the 20LS or 20US receive a 190-watt solar panel with flexible charge controller in place of the standard 200-watt rooftop array (the pop-top uses the roof space that would otherwise hold the 200-watt panel).
The Three Tellaro Sport Floor Plans
20LS: Expanding sleeper sofa configuration, no wet bath, single-door 12-volt fridge, optional SkyBunk pop-top. Best pick for buyers who want the shortest-price entry into the Tellaro platform and don't need an onboard shower.
20US: Dual expanding sleeper sofas in the living area, fully-enclosed wet bath, double-door 12-volt fridge, optional SkyBunk pop-top. Best pick for the maximum sleeping flexibility plus a wet bath at the Sport price.
20YS: Rear pull-out sofa bed in a rear living/sleeping layout, fully-enclosed wet bath, double-door 12-volt fridge, no SkyBunk option. Best pick for buyers who want an open daytime living area and a compact overnight sleeping setup.
Shopping the Tellaro Sport against the rest of the Thor camper van lineup? Compare it to the fuller-featured standard Tellaro or the larger Sprinter-based Thor Compass and Thor Gemini Class B+ camper vans.
Thor Tellaro Sport FAQs
What is the Thor Tellaro Sport?
The Thor Tellaro Sport is the value-tier version of the Tellaro platform, a Class B camper van built by Thor Motor Coach on the RAM ProMaster 3500 XT window-van chassis. It shares the same chassis, core layout architecture, and core electrical and plumbing systems as the standard Tellaro, but at a lower entry price. Three floor plans are offered (20LS, 20US, 20YS), with an optional SkyBunk pop-top on the 20LS and 20US.
What is the difference between the Tellaro Sport and the standard Tellaro?
Both share the RAM ProMaster 3500 XT chassis, the same three floor plan architectures (20L/20LS, 20U/20US, 20Y/20YS), the same 1,000-watt inverter, the same 2,800-watt gas generator, the same 200-watt rooftop solar setup, the same Combi Eco LP heat and hot water system, the same dual Group 31 AGM house batteries, and the same Rapid Camp+ multiplex wiring. The standard Tellaro adds Starlink prep, the Winegard ConnecT 2.0 rooftop system, and a factory-installed 24-inch living-area Smart TV as standard equipment. The Tellaro Sport is TV-prepped (electronics cabinet with HDMI and USB, satellite-ready, cable-ready) but leaves the actual TV, Winegard, and Starlink for the owner to add or skip. There are also small bed-configuration differences: the standard Tellaro 20L uses twin-to-King memory foam beds, while the Sport 20LS uses an expanding sleeper sofa. Pick the standard Tellaro for factory Starlink and a pre-installed TV. Pick the Tellaro Sport for a lower entry price on the same chassis and floor plan family.
What chassis is the Tellaro Sport built on?
The RAM ProMaster 3500 XT window-van chassis (front-wheel-drive). Cockpit standards include attention assist, active lane-keeping assist, traffic sign assist, blind-spot assist, keyless entry, digital rearview mirror, backup camera, deluxe heated/remote exterior mirrors, cruise control, aluminum wheels, a touchscreen dash radio with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a telescoping leather steering wheel with integrated audio controls.
Is the Tellaro Sport a Class B?
Yes. The Tellaro Sport is a Class B camper van, built directly into the RAM ProMaster van body without extending the shell. Class B camper vans typically drive easier than larger motorhomes, fit standard parking spaces, and get better fuel economy than Class A and Class C alternatives.
Is the Tellaro Sport AWD?
No. The Tellaro Sport is built on the RAM ProMaster 3500 XT chassis, which is a front-wheel-drive-only platform. Buyers who need AWD in a Class B should look at Mercedes-Benz Sprinter or Ford Transit AWD-based options, which fall outside the Thor Class B lineup.
How much can the Tellaro Sport tow?
The Tellaro Sport has a 5,000-pound trailer hitch rating on every floor plan. That capacity handles a small toad vehicle, a small boat, a motorcycle hauler, or a utility trailer behind the van.
What floor plans does the Tellaro Sport come in?
Three floor plans: the Tellaro Sport 20LS (expanding sleeper sofa, no wet bath, single-door fridge, optional SkyBunk pop-top), 20US (wet bath, dual expanding sleeper sofas, double-door fridge, optional SkyBunk pop-top), and 20YS (rear pull-out sofa bed in a rear living/sleeping layout, wet bath, double-door fridge, no SkyBunk option).
What is the difference between the 20LS, 20US, and 20YS?
Sleeping configuration and wet bath are the main differences. The 20LS uses an expanding sleeper sofa and skips the wet bath. The 20US pairs dual expanding sleeper sofas with a wet bath, making it the most flexible sleeping layout. The 20YS uses a rear pull-out sofa bed in a rear living/sleeping combo paired with a wet bath. Pick the 20LS for the lowest price and maximum interior room. Pick the 20US for wet bath plus dual sleeper flexibility. Pick the 20YS for an open daytime living area with rear overnight sleeping.
What is the SkyBunk on the Tellaro Sport?
The SkyBunk is an optional retractable rooftop pop-top on the Tellaro Sport 20LS and 20US floor plans. It adds an upper-level sleeping area (or extra interior gear storage) above the main cabin. Buyers add it to get a second sleeping level for kids or guests, or as dedicated storage for bikes, ski gear, or other bulky items. Sport models with the SkyBunk option also receive a 190-watt solar panel with flexible charge controller in place of the standard 200-watt rooftop array (the pop-top uses the roof real estate).
Does the Tellaro Sport have a bathroom?
The 20US and 20YS both include a fully-enclosed wet bath as standard. The 20LS skips the wet bath and uses an expanding sleeper sofa configuration instead, which is the trade-off for the lower entry price on that specific floor plan. Buyers who need an onboard wet bath should look at the 20US or 20YS.
Does the Tellaro Sport come with solar?
Yes. Every Tellaro Sport comes standard with a 200-watt rooftop solar charging system and 30-amp controller, plus a side-mounted exterior solar port for connecting portable panels when the rooftop array is shaded. Adding the optional SkyBunk pop-top on the 20LS or 20US replaces the standard 200-watt array with a 190-watt panel and flexible charge controller.
Does the Tellaro Sport have a generator?
Yes. Every Tellaro Sport comes standard with a 2,800-watt gas generator and an automatic shoreline-to-generator transfer switch. Combined with the standard 1,000-watt inverter and dual Group 31 AGM house batteries, that gives owners AC power for extended off-grid stays beyond what the rooftop solar alone can supply.
How many people does the Tellaro Sport sleep?
Depends on floor plan and options. The 20LS sleeps two on the expanding sleeper sofa. The 20US sleeps up to four with dual expanding sleeper sofas in the living area. The 20YS sleeps two on the rear pull-out sofa bed. Adding the optional SkyBunk pop-top on the 20LS or 20US raises capacity by two more (a couple or two kids) on the upper level.
Can I drive the Tellaro Sport without a special license?
Yes, in all US states. The Tellaro Sport is built on the RAM ProMaster 3500 XT chassis, which stays under the weight and length thresholds that trigger a commercial driver's license or any state's special motorhome endorsement rules. A standard driver's license covers it everywhere in the US.
How much does a Tellaro Sport cost?
The Sport is priced below the standard Tellaro on every floor plan pairing. Actual pricing depends on floor plan (20LS, 20US, 20YS), options (the SkyBunk pop-top is the biggest option-driven price mover), and exterior paint. MHSRV discounts every new Tellaro Sport well below MSRP. Contact the sales team for a current out-the-door quote on any specific in-stock unit.
Where can I buy a Tellaro Sport?
Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas is the #1 volume-selling Thor Motor Coach dealer in the country and stocks new and used Tellaro Sport Class B camper vans at the main location. Buyers from all 50 states can arrange in-house financing, trade-in appraisals, and post-sale service coordination, whether picking up in person or coordinating remote handoff.
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.
