The Nest

Comparison basis: Selected standard equipment for seven named configurations, as reviewed on 25 October 2026. The comparison combines published references and Voyager-supplied classifications; each feature’s details identify its basis. A check means the stated feature is included. A cross means the exact feature or combined requirement is not standard; alternative equipment and paid upgrades may be available. Pending cells are not counted as failed features.

Reference configurations: Euphoria XL uses the retained 2025 reference, with Voyager-supplied qualifications identified in the feature details. It is not presented as a newly verified current-model specification. Tiffin is the 2027 Open Trail 25 AO; other model years and floorplans may differ.

Elevator beds: This row compares a vertically lifting bed of any size. Nest includes a king-size elevator bed and a queen-size convertible dinette as a second sleeping area. Tahoma-S Lounger includes a queen-size lift bed. The Nest dinette description does not compare other models’ second-bed sizes.

Gear storage: Both a gear pass-through and exterior storage boxes are required; no minimum box count applies. Nest, Havn, Tahoma-S and Verus meet the combined criterion in the Voyager-supplied comparison. AEONrv EXT and Open Trail are not counted for this combined requirement; this does not imply they lack storage. Euphoria XL remains pending: its 2025 sheet describes full pass-through storage, while the supplied classification differs. The combined pass-through and exterior-box configuration has not been reconciled.

Solar and batteries: At least 1,200 W fixed rooftop solar AND 12 kWh (12,000 Wh) standard battery storage are required. Nest meets both. Havn: 880 W solar; Tahoma: 1,000–1,100 W solar with approximately 13 kWh battery; Nomad 2025: 1,080 W / 13.8 kWh; Verus: 1,000 W / 10 kWh. AEONrv EXT has 1,200 W solar and 10.24 kWh standard storage; about 15.3 kWh requires an optional battery. Open Trail’s optional 400 W solar does not meet the standard-solar criterion.

Climate equipment: The exact requirement is Cruise N Comfort AC plus Rixens hydronic cabin heat with in-floor heat. Crosses do not mean a vehicle lacks climate control or heated floors. Havn lists 120V AC with hydronic floor heat; Tahoma uses Velit AC with Rixens and floor heat; Nomad 2025 uses Nomadic Cooling/Aqua-Hot; AEONrv uses a mini-split/Espar; Verus uses heat-pump AC/Espar; Open Trail lists ducted AC, a furnace and Truma water heating.

Bathroom: Both a full wet-bath shower and a dry-flush toilet that stows in a dedicated compartment are required. Tahoma is crossed based on Voyager’s supplied compartment classification, irrespective of toilet brand. Crosses do not mean the vehicles lack bathrooms.

Water: At least 50 US gallons fresh AND 30 US gallons gray are required. Compared values: Nest 50/32; Havn 45/24; Tahoma Lounger 53/25, with differing general-page figures; Nomad 2025 50/31; AEONrv EXT 70/35; Verus 43/30 across separate 16- and 14-gallon gray tanks; 2027 Open Trail 48/48. This combined requirement is not a ranking of total water capacity.

Windows and seating: The five-window criterion counts panoramic habitat wall windows, excluding cab glass, door glass, skylights and hatches. Four belted travel positions includes the driver. Window and seat classifications draw on the retained manufacturer evidence and Voyager-supplied configurations identified in the feature details. Tahoma’s public page and downloadable seat-option descriptions differ; its four-seat check reflects the Voyager-confirmed configuration. Euphoria’s four-seat cross is a supplied standard-equipment classification, not an assertion that additional seating cannot be ordered.

Overcab storage: A dedicated cabinet, cubby or headliner shelf above the driving cab qualifies, with no minimum volume or enclosure requirement. A sleeping berth alone does not qualify. Nest is documented on its model page; Havn is classified from its manufacturer gallery and standard cabinetry; Tahoma-S lists an overcab cubby with door; Verus lists a headliner shelf; and Tiffin lists dedicated over-cab storage. AEONrv’s cross and Euphoria’s check reflect Voyager-supplied classifications. Euphoria’s “Limited space” is a qualitative description, not a measured capacity comparison.

Single-screen house controls: The criterion requires one interface for whole-coach house-system operation, beyond battery, charging or tank monitoring. Nest and Havn are checked; Tahoma-S, Euphoria XL, AEONrv EXT and Geotrek Verus are crossed based on Voyager-supplied classifications, not newly verified manufacturer omissions. Tiffin’s Spyder main monitor is documented, but the complete control map for the 2027 Open Trail 25 AO remains unconfirmed. A separate switch or thermostat does not by itself establish that the same function is unavailable on the main display.