Yes, you read the title correctly. I’m skipping forward to a 2027 RV for today’s review. The 2027 Luxe Elegante 33EFS is a compact, full-time fifth wheel RV. The Elegante is aimed at people who want residential comfort and four-season capability in a towable package.
After seeing this RV in person at the recent Florida RV SuperShow, I think it’s safe to say this fifth wheel may be small on length but large on comfort, premium finishes, and (gulp!) cost.
Note: Luxe invites its customers to choose from a list of options when designing their Elegante 33EFS.
Behind the walls
The Elegante is built to be a true four-season coach. It has multi-layer laminated sidewalls using gelcoat fiberglass, Azdel composite, welded aluminum cage framing, and high-density closed-cell foam fill. That gives you three-inch walls for much better insulation for temps and sound.
Luxe emphasizes insulated slide-out walls and an enclosed, heated underbelly so the coach handles cold snaps better than typical RVs in this class. The 33EFS expands with three slide-outs to give living and dining areas nice space when parked at the campground.
Key specs
• GVWR: 18,500 lbs.
• Estimated UVW (unloaded vehicle weight): 14,500 lbs.
• Estimated hitch weight: 2,900 lbs.
• Length (pin to rear cap): 33’11”
• Height: 13’1″
• Fresh water capacity: 75 gallons
• Grey water capacity: 80 gallons (two tanks total)
• Black water capacity: 40 gallons
• Number of slide-outs: 3
• Price (MSRP on a featured build): $276,632
Interior and living space
When stepping inside the 2027 Luxe Elegante 33EFS, my first thought was “residential.” The ceiling feels higher than you’d expect from a 34-foot pin-to-cap length. Luxe’s hardwood cabinetry, dovetailed drawers, and tight trim work give the interior a serious, built-in custom look that you won’t see in many other RVs of this size.
Kitchen
Countertop space is surprisingly generous for this length. It features a full-height pullout pantry option and a composite single-bowl sink. The standard (or commonly chosen) kitchen upgrades include a residential oven option, decent counter depth for prep, and practical drawer organization.
Storage cabinetry is real hardwood with heavy-duty drawer construction, so the kitchen feels built to last.
Living room
The living area stretches wide when the slides are extended. Theater seating faces an entertainment center with a fireplace. I do wish designers would have eliminated the carpeted slide beneath the recliners and dining space. Visual room and easy cleaning (with vinyl) would be my preference.
Luxe placed a hidden storage area behind the TV. I’m not always a fan of these. However, this RV has deep shelves that could store quite a bit. In addition, there is a solid wall behind the TV to ensure the pantry contents ride securely when the RV is moving down the road.
The seating and sight lines make it a comfortable spot for streaming or entertaining guests. The large, double-paned windows provide a good view outside and allow lots of natural light into the RV.
The 2027 Luxe Elegante 33EFS’s option list also includes a ceiling fan, hardwood trim, and Lambright furniture options.
Bath
The big shower has a glass enclosure, and there seems to be plenty of room to change clothes and comfortably use the commode. It looks like a small house bathroom, doesn’t it?
Luxe includes good options such as macerator toilets, on-demand water heating and flip-up counter space touches, as well.
The bath’s dual-entry layout is not something we’d need, but, instead, I would like to see space for towel racks or hooks.
The solid flooring and finishes in the 2027 Luxe Elegante 33EFS match the rest of the coach, providing a cohesive feel.
Bedroom
The front bedroom offers room for a queen- or king-size bed. You’ll find large closet space under the front cap and washer/dryer prep, as well. Additional storage is incorporated at the foot of the bed.
Elegante’s layout emphasizes comfort and control, with system panels and HVAC zoning within easy reach.
Note: If you plan long stretches of boondocking, pay attention to available battery/inverter and generator prep options.
Overall take
The 2027 Luxe Elegante 33EFS is a compact but serious full-time fifth wheel that trades the “midsize” convenience of a shorter coach for true Luxe construction and residential details.
If you value build quality and insulation over extra floor length, the Elegante may be the RV for you. Its high-end materials, smart storage, and three slide-outs to expand the living footprint will make RVing enjoyable and comfortable. Best of all, the 2027 Luxe Elegante 33EFS can be towed without a dually truck.
Take a video walk-through here.
What features do you like/dislike in the 2027 Luxe Elegante 33EFS? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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I totally disagree that this RV can be towed with a SRW truck.
2,900 pin weight on a single axle truck? If you are spending 300K after tax on an RV, you would be a fool to tow it with anything less than a one ton dually diesel!
The review also talks little (I didn’t watch the video) about the suspension, axles, tires, etc. Just the bling!
Talk about inflation! I will keep my Montana 3120 that I paid 75K CDN for about six years ago!
Quarter of a million bucks …whoa…buy a decent used diesel pusher for that..!!!!
Hi, Richard. I bought my house on 1/4 acre for 1/10 that amount. Granted, it was 53 years ago.🤣 Have a great day. 😀 –Diane at RVtravel.com
2900 pin weight is 20% of the EMPTY weight. Realistic loaded pin weight would be more like 3700 pounds or more. Good luck finding a SRW truck that can hold that, even with nothing but the driver in it.
Sorry but I disagree with you on the dual entrances to the bathroom. That was a “must have” for me when shopping for my current trailer. It also looks like no way to get to the kitchen/refrigerator area with the slide closed; like for a quick lunch stop or a cold drink when traveling.
On the other hand, over a quarter of a million bucks for a 34 foot trailer? I won’t be shopping for this one anytime soon.
I have been looking at the Luxe toy haulers for about a year. I am on my 8th camper. I have had 4 toy haulers. The Luxe is top of the line. Yes you pay a little more but I think you get a very good product. They are heavy, I tow my 43′ Grand Design toy hauler (20K lbs) with an F450, should pull my new Luxe when I get it. Great review.