Dynamax Oberon vs Winnebago Ekko vs Entegra Condor: These three compact AWD Class C / B+ motorhomes are the most talked-about adventure rigs right now. All are built on the current-generation Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500XD AWD platform and are designed for serious off-grid travel without sacrificing everyday livability. Below is a comparison as of November 2025.
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Specification | Dynamax Oberon 24TBMA (2026) | Winnebago EKKO 23B (2025–2026) | Entegra Condor 23S (2025–2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
Chassis | Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500XD AWD | Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500XD AWD | Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500XD AWD |
Engine | 2.0L High-Output Diesel – 208 hp / 332 lb-ft | 2.0L High-Output Diesel – 208 hp / 332 lb-ft | 2.0L High-Output Diesel – 208 hp / 332 lb-ft |
GVWR | 11,030 lbs | 11,030 lbs | 11,030 lbs |
Overall Length | 24′ 6″ | 23′ 2″ | 25′ 2″ |
Exterior Height w/ A/C | 11′ 4″ | 10′ 7″ (11′ 7″ with pop-top) | 11′ 4″ |
Fresh / Gray / Black Tanks | 40 / 34 / 34 gal | 50 / 37 / 34 gal | 34 / 34 / 34 gal |
Fuel Capacity | 24.5 gal | 24.5 gal | 24.5 gal |
Standard Solar | 320 watts (roof) | 455 watts (roof) | 200 watts (roof) |
Standard Lithium Battery | 600 Ah (7.7 kWh) | 640 Ah (8.3 kWh) | 210 Ah (2.7 kWh) – upgradable to 600 Ah |
Inverter | 3,000 watt pure sine | 3,000 watt pure sine | 3,000 watt pure sine |
Heating | Truma Combi diesel/electric | Truma VarioHeat + electric | Truma Combi diesel/electric |
Sleeps (standard) | 4 | 3–4 (pop-top adds 2) | 4 |
Base MSRP (Nov 2025) | $239,900 | $251,268 | $194,900 |
Realistic Street Price (Nov 2025) | $179,000 – $192,000 | $192,000 – $212,000 | $152,000 – $169,000 |
Towing Capacity | 5,000 lbs | 5,000 lbs | 5,000 lbs |
Floor Plans & Living Space
Dynamax Oberon 24TBMA
- Rear twin beds (38″ × 75″ each) that electrically slide together into a king
- Large cab-over bunk (50″ × 78″)
- Full dry bath with separate shower and porcelain toilet
- U-shaped dinette that seats 4 comfortably
- 24″ TV on swing-out mount + 32″ exterior TV
Winnebago EKKO 23B
- Murphy bed (58″ × 76″) that folds up to create a full lounge
- Optional powered pop-top with second sleeping area (adds ~$12k)
- Innovative pivoting wet bath / gear garage (VunderWall system)
- Swivel cab seats + removable pedestal table create a true office/living room
- Largest fresh-water capacity in the group (50 gal)
Entegra Condor 23S
- Rear 68″ convertible lounge that becomes a king bed
- Large cab-over bunk (same size as Oberon)
- Spacious dry bath with skylight and residential-style fixtures
- Theater seating option + removable lagun table
- Biggest heated pass-through garage in the segment
Off-Grid Capability
All three are true four-season, all-wheel-drive rigs with heated tanks and excellent insulation.
- Oberon: Best standard lithium package (600 Ah) and quietest heating (diesel Truma).
- EKKO: Largest standard solar (455 W) and biggest fresh tank; optional second alternator + water filtration.
- Condor: Most expandable power system (easy to add panels/batteries) and largest garage for extra gear or portable solar.
Price & Value Summary (real-world pricing)
- Entegra Condor: Lowest entry price — $152k–$169k loaded. Best dollar-for-dollar value if you want luxury finishes and a huge garage.
- Dynamax Oberon: $179k–$192k. Highest standard power system and rear twin-to-king flexibility.
- Winnebago EKKO: $192k–$212k. Highest resale value and most proven platform; pop-top and modular interior command the premium.
Which One Fits You?
- Choose the Entegra Condor if you want the lowest price, premium interior finishes, and maximum gear storage.
- Choose the Dynamax Oberon if you prioritize the best factory lithium/solar package and rear twin beds that convert to a king.
- Choose the Winnebago EKKO if you want the most flexible floor plan, largest water capacity, and strongest resale history.
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All three are built on the exact same Mercedes AWD chassis, carry identical drivetrain warranties, and have proven themselves in real-world off-grid and winter use. Build quality, fit-and-finish, and dealer support are excellent across the board — the final decision comes down to floor plan preference, budget, and how much power you want straight from the factory.
