THIS is the world’s most expensive motorhome that has been compared to a ‘megamansion’ on wheels.
YouTuber Erik Van Conover revealed how he lived in the vehicle – which has a cinema room, luxury bedrooms and two kitchens, and a price tag of $2.5 million (£2 million).
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In a video for your Youtube channelErik guides the viewer through the mobile home – which is a customized LOKI Coach Prevost Motorhome, made to the owner’s specifications.
The company’s clients include music industry bosses, Formula 1 drivers and big business people, says Erik.
The white leather seats in the so-called “cockpit” are said to be worth $20,000 (£15,000) each.
The vehicle is equipped with two large lithium batteries that Erik says can keep it running for a week.
Up to 10 Garmin touchscreen pads are located in the motorhome.
A 65-inch TV sits in the vehicle’s living room, located in the main section of the vehicle.
Two sofas – one that doubles as a folding bed – and a dining area are also present in the vehicle.
A stainless steel microwave can be found in the kitchen, along with an induction cooktop and even a dishwasher.
Mobile home cabinets are electromagnetic, so they will remain closed while the vehicle is on the road.
A master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom is located at the back of the motorhome.
Erik likens it to something he might see in a $40 million “mega-mansion” in Los Angeles.
The bedroom has a king-size bed and two wardrobes, as well as a 50-inch retractable TV.
The house can accommodate four people in total.
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I live in a caravan with my husband and two children
A mum who lives in a caravan full time so she can explore the UK with her family has revealed the number one pro of living in tiny houses.
Emily Baddeley White, from the United Kingdom, took to social media to show off her beautiful home on wheels that she shares with her husband, two children and dog.
Of course, with a family living in a small space, clutter may soon increase, but Emily said it didn’t take long to get everything sorted out.
In the video, she took viewers around her caravan as she reset it for the day.
The mother-of-two said: “It’s caravan restart day. Today we are deep cleaning the caravan, inside and out.
“One of the 12 trillion reasons I love caravanning.
“It only takes an hour and it’s all nice and clean.”
Emily started in the front room and put away her clothes and wiped down all the surfaces before heading to the bedroom she shares with her children to make their beds.
The room had a double bed on one side for Emily and her husband and a bunk bed for their children on the right side of the room.
She then vacuumed the entire caravan before getting to work in the kitchen and washing up the breakfast dishes.
While Emily was busy fixing up the inside of the RV, her partner was outside washing and cleaning the exterior of their home.
“When I lived in a house, it would take me an entire day to deep clean the entire house,” she added.
“And I love it, in a caravan you can do everything in an hour.”
After wiping down all the surfaces and mopping the floor, Emily finished restarting her RV and was able to relax for the rest of the day.
The clip posted to his TikTok account @emilybaddeleybranco went viral with over 20,000 views and people were quick to say how much they loved its trailer.
One person wrote: “What kind is the caravan, it’s adorable.”
This story originally appeared on The-sun.com read the full story
