Among some smaller, yet still meaningful updates, the table in the sliding door area is now cable-mounted. The angle can be easily adjusted to accommodate various needs, depending on the level of your campsite. Winnebago also moved the refrigerator (which ideally would be a larger unit with a larger freezer) to be forward-facing. This provides easy access from outside the coach, making loading easier. The rear passenger seat now has one three-point seatbelt, and the bed conversion feature has been removed based on consumer feedback. A more flexible lagoon-style table has been added along with a small but functional in-floor storage area behind the driver’s seat.
Counter space is cleaned up and expanded by including a removable induction cooking appliance that neatly stores in the upper galley drawer. This provides more counter space, and Revel owners can cook outside the vehicle on the side table, which was apparently another popular request from current Revel owners. A 110 outlet close to the sliding door shows further attention to detail. This changed layout helps keep cooking odors and moisture from accumulating inside the RV. Under-bed lighting in the rear gear garage area, an added storage bag under the height-adjustable bed, and various storage nets located throughout the rear of the coach are nice additional touches.