Build and Compare: Any Two Black Series Models

Pick any two models, switch the edition, and see the specifications, the delivered price and an estimated monthly payment side by side. Nothing here is a quote, but every specification and starting price is the current published figure, so the comparison is the same one our sales team works from.

What the highlighted numbers mean

Where one model has a clear advantage on a measurable specification, that figure is highlighted. Lower is better for price and weight; higher is better for sleeping capacity, water, battery and solar. Bathroom type, garage and tow class are not scored, because the right answer depends entirely on how you travel.

What changes with the edition

Base is the standard build: 600W of roof solar, a lithium battery bank and a 2,000W pure sine wave inverter. Yellow Stone adds $15,000 and moves to the Ultimate Victron package with 800Ah of lithium, a 3,000W inverter that will run the air conditioner off battery, and 1,200W of solar, plus the Alaska winter package and a reverse-osmosis drinking-water system. Rocky Mountain adds $30,000 and builds on that with Moab Flex air suspension, an arctic package with a separate diesel furnace, BF Goodrich tires, Radflow shocks and recovery equipment. Full edition contents.

Before you commit to a model

• Check your truck's payload. On the six models with a 10,000 lb GVWR, payload is what decides whether a half-ton works.
• Look up your vehicle in the 2026 tow-vehicle guide.
• Estimate your days off-grid with the solar and battery calculator.
• See one in person, or reserve a build slot with a refundable $500 deposit.

Prices and specifications current as of September 2026. Full pricing page · All eight models in one table · Buying guides