Airstream
Airstream’s 2027 Touring Coach is touting the Rangeline 21PL, a 21-foot Class B camper van that sleeps up to four people. New for this model year is the Stonehaven décor, which replaces modern greige on all Atlas and Interstates.
Updates on the Atlas 25MS include towing capacity and hitch weight increasing from 4,000/400 pounds to 5,000/500 pounds. Pedestal tabletops have been enlarged to 22 inches by 22 inches. Updates to the Atlas 25RT include a belted jump seat behind the driver’s captain’s chair, increasing seating capacity from two to three.
The Interstate 24GL offers a new screen door, reinforced for durability and ease of use. The Interstate 24GLX has similar updates with new HD LED lights on the Tenzing front brush guard. The Interstate 24GT has a galley that is 3 inches longer. The Interstate 24GTX has similar updates. The Interstate 19GT, 19GTX and 19X also have similar updates.
The Rangeline 21PS offers Lunar Gray and Onyx Black as new decors. Insulation was changed from Lizard Skin to the same batt insulation used in the rest of the touring coaches. The Rangeline 21PL is a new model with a power lift bed and belted Smartbench system that accommodates sleeping up to four with a fixed roof.
Also new to Airstream’s lineup is the World Traveler 17RB US, with Willow Green or Canvas Cream upholstery colors available. It features a countertop extension on the front end of the galley and a removeable and retractable countertop extension on the back end of the galley.
The Globetrotter has as standard solar with lithium on all floorplans. Trade Wind offers a standard window awning package on all floorplans. International models also have the solar upgrade as standard, as well as a recirculating water heater.
Flying Cloud now offers solar with lithium power on all floorplans. The rear and roadside awning package option are now standard for all floorplans. The second AC with heat pump (50 amp) option is now standard on 27FB and 28RB floorplans. Caravel models offer solar and the rear and roadside awning package as standard. Bambi also has solar as standard.
Basecamp XE has an air conditioner update from 11kBTU with heat strip to heat pump.
Tiffin Motorhomes
At Tiffin Motorhomes, product development isn’t driven by adding features simply for the sake of change. Instead, the company continues to focus on refining every aspect of the ownership experience, combining customer feedback with engineering innovation to create RVs that are easier to drive, more comfortable to live in and better suited to today’s travel lifestyles. For the 2027 model year, that philosophy is evident across the company’s diverse lineup, from nimble adventure vans built for off-grid exploration to luxurious Class A coaches equipped with premium technology and residential-style amenities. New floorplans, upgraded connectivity, expanded storage solutions and thoughtful interior enhancements all reflect Tiffin’s commitment to continuous improvement while maintaining the craftsmanship that has long defined the brand.
On the adventure van side, Tiffin is expanding its lineup with two all-new Sprinter-based floorplans.
According to Trey Edwards, product manager of adventure products at Tiffin Motorhomes, the company is introducing the 19FV, built on the 144-inch wheelbase Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis, and the 24FT, built on the extended 170-inch wheelbase. Both feature rear bathrooms and twin-bed layouts designed to maximize comfort without sacrificing versatility.
In addition to the new floorplans, Tiffin is rolling out a significant technology upgrade through its new 1UP trim package.
“Our new Tiffin-exclusive audio upgrade on the 1UP trim level of our GH1 van allows our comprehensive suite of audio upgrades to transfer from being completely synced to the Mercedes MBUX system to being powered by the house lithium system and controlled from your phone via Bluetooth with the flick of a switch,” Edwards says.
The feature gives owners greater flexibility while camping by allowing the premium audio system to operate independently of the vehicle’s ignition, creating an improved outdoor entertainment experience.
The 1UP package also introduces several optional features designed for active travelers. Buyers can equip their vans with a 500-pound sliding cargo tray for the rear gear garage or choose an innovative Girard awning featuring integrated flexible solar cells capable of generating an additional 600 watts of power.
“This awning was developed in partnership with Tiffin and is manufactured in Red Bay, Alabama,” Edwards says.
The company believes the new package delivers exceptional value for customers shopping the increasingly competitive adventure van segment.
“The 1UP package on our existing GH1 floorplans is by far the best dollar-for-feature van on the market today,” Edwards says. “Nobody comes close, and nobody at any price point has a factory audio upgrade as comprehensive as ours.”
Tiffin is also introducing a completely new twin-bed, rear-bath floorplan across both its GH1 and GH2 models.
“This will be a rear-bath, twin-bed floorplan with lots of seating for the whole family to enjoy the outdoors together,” Edwards says.
While innovation continues on the adventure van side, Tiffin’s luxury motorhome lineup is also receiving substantial upgrades for 2027.
Emily George, product manager for Class A and Super C motorhomes, says Tiffin is introducing the all-new 38EB Allegro Bay floorplan while enhancing nearly every premium coach in the lineup.
Among the most significant updates is the addition of TiffinConnect with Starlink, which now comes standard on both the Zephyr and Allegro Bus, giving owners seamless internet connectivity wherever their travels take them.
The Phaeton and Allegro Bay also receive notable upgrades, including standard heated tile floors and all-electric coach systems.
Several engineering improvements focus on making ownership easier. The Allegro Bus now features a sliding front cap that provides simplified access to the generator as well as hot- and cold-water hookups. Both the Allegro Bus and Zephyr receive redesigned wet bays featuring exterior touch panels that allow owners to manage tanks, power window awnings and other exterior systems more conveniently.
Interior comfort also receives considerable attention for 2027. Most Phaeton, Allegro Bus and Zephyr floorplans now feature a pull-out peninsula in the galley, creating additional countertop workspace. Flush-floor showers have been added to the Allegro Bus and Zephyr, while centrally located air-conditioning vents improve cooling performance throughout the coach during travel.
Luxury details continue throughout the flagship Zephyr, including dovetail drawers throughout the coach and genuine leather furniture. The Allegro Bus and Zephyr also benefit from X-braced chassis construction and, on 605-horsepower models, a 175-gallon fuel tank for extended travel.
Technology upgrades continue inside the cockpit as well. The redesigned Phaeton dashboard features a new infotainment system supporting both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, along with split-screen capability that allows drivers to simultaneously display navigation and backup camera views.
Tiffin is also responding to changing customer preferences with more flexible interior layouts.
“Many floorplans now offer a fireplace/credenza storage option in place of a second sofa,” George says.
Among the company’s strongest performers this year has been the Allegro Bus.
“The Allegro Bus has done really well this year, especially with the addition of the Gallery Window Package,” George says. She also points to Tiffin’s PowerDrive steering system as another standout feature. “PowerDrive was also a great addition for us in recent years and has made a huge impact on the Allegro Bus and Zephyr drivability. We hear positive comments on the ride of the Bus and Zephyr at every show.”
For 2027, George believes dealers and customers alike will be drawn to the all-new 38EB Allegro Bay floorplan, while many of the company’s design improvements address practical day-to-day usability.
“Walk-through space when the slides are in has been a major focus of ours this year,” she says. “We are adjusting furniture, cabinets, etc., in order to maximize walk-through space while continuing to offer plenty of storage space.”
To accomplish that goal, Tiffin has introduced expanding booth dinettes and pivoting mid-lavatory doors on numerous floorplans, allowing owners to move comfortably throughout the coach without extending the slideouts.
Beyond the floorplans and technology upgrades, Tiffin is also refreshing the visual appeal of its lineup with new interior decor packages, updated exterior paint schemes and redesigned ceiling treatments for the Allegro Bus and Zephyr. The company is also introducing the limited-production Bob Tiffin Limited Edition Phaeton, available exclusively in the 40RTH and 44RTH floorplans.
From feature-rich adventure vans to luxury diesel pushers, Tiffin’s 2027 lineup reflects the company’s continued investment in thoughtful innovation. By combining new technology, improved livability and customer-driven design refinements, Tiffin is ensuring its latest coaches are as enjoyable to own as they are to travel in.
