(September 10, 2025) — Winnebago Industries, Inc. will debut several new models of Winnebago, Grand Design and Newmar RVs plus display product updates at the Hershey RV Show, which runs today through Sunday in Hershey, Pennsylvania. More than 120 models of the company’s brands of RVs will be displayed, with test drives available. Company representatives will be on site to answer questions.
“Each of our brands brings a distinct approach to the RV experience but shares a common goal — helping people enjoy life outdoors,” related Amber Holm, Chief Marketing and Experience Officer at Winnebago Industries explained in a news release.
Winnebago
Winnebago will showcase nearly 70 models, including updates across its motorhome and travel trailer lines. Popular models such as the Thrive, Access, Micro Minnie, View/Navion, EKKO, and Travato camper vans will be on display.
The View and Navion Class C models will feature refreshed designs and new features, including the Winnebago Connect smart control system, upgraded lithium-ion batteries, and enhanced driver-assist technology. The Travato camper van, one of the company’s top-selling models, will also feature updated interiors and exteriors.
The new Thrive travel trailer focuses on lightweight construction and flexible design, targeting RV buyers seeking modern amenities and easier towing. Winnebago will also debut redesigned versions of its Access and Micro Minnie travel trailers, offering multiple floorplans and updated residential features.
Grand Design RV
Grand Design will highlight its 2026 product lineup, including the Lineage motorhome series, Momentum toy haulers, and a special edition Solitude fifth wheel.
The Solitude LJMJ414, developed in collaboration with RV influencers “Less Junk, More Journey,” includes features such as a side patio, outdoor kitchen, residential bathtub, and a bedroom fireplace with a televator.
Grand Design will also showcase the Lineage LVTI camper van, featuring European-inspired styling, the tallest interior height in its class, split A/C systems, double-pane skylights, and an optional pop-top tent. Additionally, the Momentum 339M toy hauler includes zero-gravity patios, continuous flooring, MORryde independent suspension, and a spacious garage with a drop-down bed system.
Newmar
Newmar will debut two new motorcoaches at the show, the Freedom Aire and Summit Aire.
The Freedom Aire, Newmar’s first compact Class C built on a Mercedes-Benz 4500 chassis, features convertible furniture configurations and updated interior layouts designed to maximize space.
The Summit Aire, built on a Freightliner Cascadia platform, is designed for long-distance travelers and offers a 30,000-pound towing capacity, full air-ride cab system, and two 45-foot floorplans, including a bunk model aimed at families.
Newmar’s full display will include models ranging from the gas-powered Bay Star to the London Aire luxury coach. Select models, including the Bay Star, Dutch Star, and Super Star, will be available for test drives.
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Thank you for the news, RV Travel! My initial reaction, particularly to Newmar’s class C introduction, is, “why?” Why isn’t Winnebago running these three aspects — itself, Grand Design, and Newmar — as a company and consolidating offerings by all three after determining what niche of the industry each will occupy, based on each’s advantages over the other two? Seems nonsensical to compete with itself. Alternately, the advertising of each could be refined to identify it with an component of the universe of RVers (e.g., gen Xers). GM seems to do this well with its many brands. Puzzling. Have a great day and safe travels!