Coachmen RV, a division of Forest River, is reintroducing its Concord luxury Class C motorhome line, returning to the market this summer with updated design, expanded floorplan options and a renewed focus on craftsmanship and customer experience.
Originally known for its upscale approach to Class C motorhomes, Concord returns as a design-forward touring platform within the Coachmen motorized lineup, Coachmen said in a recent release. The Class C motorhome has been refined for travelers seeking elevated finishes, modern technology and confident drivability in a manageable coach size.
Built on the Ford E-450 chassis, including the 321DS powered by a 7.3L V8 engine and the newly introduced 320SS, Concord features a streamlined exterior profile with aerodynamic styling and a residential-inspired interior designed to support extended travel with everyday comfort.
Designed for Modern Touring
The new Concord lineup includes updated floorplans focused on drivability, usable space and a more intuitive layout for daily use, the company said.
Key features include:
- First-in-class air ride suspension: Concord is equipped with an air ride suspension system designed to enhance ride quality and stability, contributing to a smooth driving experience on highways and long-distance trips, Coachmen said.
- Aerodynamic fiberglass front and rear caps: Sleek, fiberglass front and rear caps improve airflow while contributing to both performance and curb appeal.
- 50-amp service with dual 15,000-Btu air conditioners: Dual 15,000-Btu AC units paired with 50-amp electrical service support consistent interior comfort across a wide range of climate conditions.
- Power inclining residential king bed: Available in select models, the power inclining residential king bed allows for adjustable comfort whether sleeping, relaxing or viewing the bedroom entertainment center.
Built on a Foundation of Quality
Coachmen said its commitment to quality at every stage of the manufacturing process carries through every Concord unit.
Concord models feature 2-inch-thick sidewalls, floors and ceilings, constructed with dual layers of Azdel composite panels for added durability and moisture resistance. Key components are produced within a dedicated facility on the Coachmen campus, supporting consistency across chassis modification, lamination, component assembly, full-body paint and final installation of hydraulic leveling jacks.
The integrated approach carries through the entire building process. It allows production teams to maintain quality control throughout, resulting in a motorhome designed for long-term reliability and performance, the company said.
That same attention to detail is reflected inside the coach. The features of the Concord extend beyond just the craftsmanship with high-gloss cabinetry, solid-surface countertops, contemporary lighting, premium upholstery options and integrated entertainment systems. Floorplans are designed to maximize usable traveling space through strategic slideout configurations while maintaining a proportionate exterior suited for touring.
To complement the design and construction, driver-assistance technology and touchscreen coach management systems further support ease of operation and overall ownership experience.
The new Concord lineup includes multiple floorplan options, unique to different travel styles, including layouts designed for couples as well as touring-focused configurations, Coachmen said.
Current floorplans include the 321DS and the all-new 320SS. For full specifications, layouts and virtual tours, visit coachmenrv.com/concord.
Specific floorplan details and model availability will be announced by dealers as units begin arriving at select dealership locations.
The sales team has begun introducing the Concord luxury Class C motorhome through a select dealer network, Coachmen said, supporting its premium positioning while creating a more personalized customer experience at the retail level.
“Concord has always represented a more elevated expression of Class C motorized travel,” said Nate Saunders, Class C general manager of Coachmen. “We hear it all the time. People want something that feels more refined, better built and more comfortable to travel in. That’s what drove us to bring Concord back. It gives you that higher-end experience without having to jump into a larger diesel coach.”
As a Forest River division, Coachmen said it continues to expand its motorized lineup and strengthen relationships with dealers, partners and customers. With the return of Concord, these efforts will further position the brand for today’s Class C market.
