Remote Vans announced that Remote Vans has been ranked No. 2 on the 2026 RedHawk50, marking its second consecutive year among the fastest-growing companies in the world led by Miami alumni.
A single good year can happen to almost anyone. However two years means Remote Vans went back and did the work again, the same discipline, staying on track and ensuring its vans remained the best in the market, the company said in a recent release.
It has meant staying disciplined on the things that make these vans premium: power systems that perform off-grid and not just on a spec sheet, insulation that holds through four real seasons, suspension built for roads that were never paved to begin with and manufacturing standards that uphold excellence as the benchmark.
“The RedHawk50 is a great reminder of the momentum Remote Vans has right now and what this team is capable of,” said co-founder Tony Alexander. “We are going up against companies with far more resources and far more history in this space, and we are holding our own. Seeing that effort recognized publicly is something I will never take for granted.”
“Congrats to all our fellow honorees and thank you to the judges for the accolade,” Remote Vans said. “We are thrilled to be honored alongside some of the fastest growing companies in the world.”
Remote Vans was co-founded by Daryn Hillhouse and Tony Alexander, a 1999 graduate of Miami University’s Farmer School of Business, and is built in Cincinnati, where the 2026 lineup — T-45, Friday, Oasis and Aegis — carries the same engineering discipline at every price point.
These premium adventure vans are reaching more people every year through a growing dealer network that now includes Campers Inn RV, Happy Daze RV, Johnson RV, Yozzy Overland, Vogt RV, Van City, Hawkes Outdoors and Luxeworks RV, Remote Vans said.
