Grand Design RV is making one thing clear for 2027: innovation doesn’t have to come at the expense of value.
Across nearly every product line, the company is introducing new floorplans, refreshed interiors, enhanced towing technology and customer-inspired features.
The resulting lineup reflects a commitment to delivering thoughtful improvements that enhance the ownership experience.
Lineage Class B
After a successful first year in the Class B market, Grand Design RV plans to expand its Lineage touring van lineup with new floorplans, upgraded technology and refinements inspired by owner feedback.
Leading the lineup is the new Lineage Series VP LVP3, a twin-bed, rear-bath floorplan built around one of the most popular layouts in the Class B segment.
This coach offers a 6-foot, 10-inch interior height, curved cabinetry, a flush-floor shower pan, Aqua-Haven shower system, 18,000-BTU Furrion Chill Cube air conditioner and an Invisacook induction cooktop.
Grand Design also incorporated a larger refrigerator and added storage to the LVP3. The touring van maximizes comfort, livability, convenience and flexibility.
“The additions build on the strong momentum we’ve seen from Lineage and provide customers with even more flexibility to choose a floorplan that fits their travel style,” a company spokesperson says.
New standard features across the Class B lineup include the Aqua-Haven shower system for a spa-like shower experience, the high-capacity 18,000-BTU Furrion Chill Cube air conditioner and the sleek Invisacook induction cooktop.
Buyers can also pick exterior color choices to customize the appearance of their coach. New Starlink compatibility makes it easier to stay connected during extended trips. Customers can also add a second battery to increase power capacity for longer off-grid adventures.
Grand Design says one of the biggest drivers behind the 2027 updates has been owner feedback.
“Some of our best ideas come directly from the customers who use our products,” the company spokesperson says.
During the past year, the Lineage Series VT and Series VP emerged as standout performers, with customers responding well to their premium features, innovative design and everyday drivability.
Grand Design remains optimistic about the Class B market’s future. Despite broader industry challenges, the company expects demand for high-quality touring vans to grow as more customers seek versatile coaches offering residential comfort.
“We’re seeing continued interest from customers who are actively searching for the right van. One that delivers the quality, innovation, and the ownership experience they expect,” the spokesperson adds. “As awareness of the Lineage brand continues to grow, we’re excited about our ability to connect with those customers.”
Lineage Class C
Grand Design RV is expanding its Lineage Class C portfolio for 2027 with an all-new gas-powered motorhome, more floorplans and new technology that enhances comfort, drivability and off-grid capability.
Building on the success of its Super C lineup, the company is entering one of the industry’s largest motorhome segments while refining its existing products through direct owner feedback.
The headline introduction is the Lineage Series E 30DC, Grand Design’s first gas-powered Class C motorhome. Built on the Ford E-450 chassis, the new coach combines ample exterior storage with premium residential features, and craftsmanship synonymous with the Grand Design name.
“The biggest headline for MY27 is the launch of the Lineage Series E, our first-ever gas-powered Class C motorhome,” the company says. “The excitement and interest surrounding this product have been tremendous.”
The Series E joins two new floorplans for 2027. The Lineage Series F 29AN offers twin beds that convert into a king-size bed in a compact footprint, along with a large rear cargo area featuring a drop-frame design. Buyers can choose between power theater seating or a dinette booth for added flexibility.
The new Lineage Series M 25MD, built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 4500 chassis, combines ample storage with theater seating and a Murphy bed that converts from the dinette into a 70-by-80-inch king-size sleeping area. Porcelain countertops and an Invisacook induction cooktop complete its upscale residential feel.
Every Lineage Class C now includes FOX Factory suspension for improved ride quality and handling, along with Cobra air conditioning for enhanced cooling performance. Generator packages are also tailored to each chassis, including an 8-kW diesel generator for Series F, a 4.5-kW LP generator for Series M and a 6-kW gas generator for the new Series E.
Adventure-minded buyers will also find two new appearance and capability packages available on select Series F models.
The new 43 Package includes custom paint, LiquidSpring suspension, custom offset wheels, larger Goodyear tires, a WARN winch, upgraded lighting and exclusive badging. The 35 Package adds 20-inch wheels, BFGoodrich HD Terrain tires, custom fenders and rock sliders for a more rugged appearance.
Customer feedback has driven meaningful refinements across the lineup, including a significant redesign of the Lineage Series M 25FW.
Grand Design remains optimistic about the Super C segment and the opportunities presented by its new gas-powered Series E.
“The future is bright for Lineage, and we’re just getting started,” a company spokesperson says.
The Lineage lineup is backed by a 2-Year Limited Warranty, 3-Year Structural Warranty and the company’s Check-In Warranty Program, which proactively connects with owners throughout their ownership experience while gathering feedback to shape future product development.
Foundation & Transcend
Grand Design is expanding its destination trailer and travel trailer lineups with a strong focus on affordability and innovative floorplans.
Three new floorplans headline the Foundation lineup. The 44LVG introduces a dual loft design that maximizes sleeping capacity and living space. The 40FLG is a new non-loft laminated floorplan that delivers comfort and functionality in an affordable package. Rounding out the introductions is the 395FGK, a traditionally built destination trailer that provides exceptional value and maintains a residential feel.
One of the company’s biggest successes this year was the launch of the Foundation 42GD, which exceeded expectations. Customers responded enthusiastically to its residential design and feel, while dealers quickly began requesting additional floorplans built on the same successful formula. That strong demand confirmed the company was on the right track and paved the way for the expanded lineup to make its debut at Open House.
Grand Design is making affordability a major priority with the Transcend Lite. While the new series delivers the lowest MSRP ever offered by Grand Design, the company emphasizes the Transcend Lite is built to the same standards as every Grand Design RV, bis backed by the same industry-leading warranties and is supported by the brand’s customer-first philosophy.
The Transcend family is also growing with several new floorplans across both the Transcend and Transcend Xplor lineups.
Leading the introductions is the Transcend 345DQT, a floorplan designed for extended stays with two private bedroom suites, each featuring a 60-inch by 80-inch queen bed slide out. The layout includes dual-entry doors, a dedicated workspace, washer and dryer prep, a coffee bar and triple A/C capability. All slide-outs are positioned on the off-door side to maximize campsite living space.
The new Transcend 275FKT reimagines the front-kitchen floorplan with the largest front window available in a traditionally built travel trailer. The under-32-foot, half-ton towable model features a 66-inch by 80-inch Grand King bed, a rear bath with washer and dryer prep, a camp kitchen and a dedicated coffee nook. And both slide-outs are on the off-door side for improved campsite usability.
The Transcend Xplor 18FQX packs residential comfort into a trailer measuring less than 25 feet and weighing under 5,000 pounds dry. Its features include a queen bed, oversized refrigerator, spacious pantry, direct-view entertainment center and additional sleeping capacity.
Rounding out the introductions is the Transcend Lite 121RBL, a compact travel trailer measuring just 15 feet long and weighing less than 3,000 pounds dry. This travel trailer includes a large rear bath, dedicated desk and flex space, roof-mounted air conditioning, a 12-volt refrigerator with freezer, heated and enclosed underbelly, the Transcend Kitchen Features Package and Grand Design’s 1-3-5 warranty coverage.
The Transcend lineup also features bonded roof rafters that increase structural integrity and durability and interior accent walls that create a more residential atmosphere. Practical touches such as dedicated toothbrush holders and exterior drying racks for towels, swimwear and outdoor gear further enhance campsite convenience.
Grand Design’s Transcend models have performed well this year, with the tandem-axle versions, particularly the Transcend Xplor, seeing high demand. The company attributes that success to attainable pricing, thoughtful features and lightweight, easy-to-tow floorplans.
Imagine
Grand Design is introducing one of the most significant updates in the history of its Imagine lineup with a complete redesign that emphasizes modern styling, residential comfort and customer-focused design.
The changes begin on the outside with an all-new exterior graphics package, refreshed styling and an updated front profile. For the first time ever, Imagine models will feature an expansive front windshield to let more light in and give the trailers a distinctive presence on dealer lots.
Inside, the transformation continues with an all-new interior featuring updated color palettes, redesigned cabinet doors, new flooring and countertops, and premium residential touches such as backlit bathroom mirrors. Grand Design has also expanded its pet-friendly features with the addition of a Screen Defender entry door and an integrated pet leash holder.
The redesign extends throughout the standard Imagine lineup, where every 2027 model will receive the new interior and exterior styling as standard equipment. Additional upgrades include an all-new front cap design, solid-surface countertops and power stabilizer jacks.
Grand Design is also expanding its Imagine AIM lineup with two of its most successful floorplans.
The 17MKA features an efficient layout that maximizes living space within a compact footprint. With its functional design, comfortable living area and practical storage solutions, it offers an ideal combination of comfort and maneuverability.
Joining it is the 21MBA, which offers a versatile layout centered around a multi-purpose bonus room that can serve as additional sleeping space, storage, a home office or extra living area.
By bringing these floorplans to the Imagine AIM lineup, Grand Design is giving customers access to some of its most sought-after designs in a package that combines affordability with quality, innovation and value.
Reflection
For 2027, Grand Design continues to evolve its Reflection lineup with new floorplans, upgraded technology and enhanced towing performance.
Among the biggest additions are two all-new floorplans that expand the Reflection lineup and boost livability and convenience. The company is also making the Lippert Touring Coil Suspension standard on Reflection fifth wheels and travel trailers for a smoother, more comfortable towing experience, improved ride quality and handling.
The refreshed interior showcases the all-new Porter interior, which features cloth furniture, rich warm cabinetry and a more residential atmosphere. Entertainment has also been upgraded with larger televisions, premium Klipsch audio systems and enhanced entertainment features.
Additional enhancements throughout the lineup include a standard CLM water filtration system, larger beds in the 100 Series and 150 Series, expanded storage with additional hidden pantry designs, a redesigned wheel package and a new front-rail TPO light that improves convenience and safety after dark.
Leading the new floorplans is the Reflection 310RL, a fifth wheel that combines towability with residential comfort. Measuring less than 35 feet and weighing under 10,000 pounds dry, the 310RL features an L-shaped seating arrangement that allows slide-outs to operate without moving furniture, along with a concealed pantry and entertainment center. The floorplan also includes a redesigned bedroom and bathroom, a standard king bed and washer/dryer prep.
The Reflection 350RDS features large door-side windows for expansive outdoor views and more natural light inside. Its rear-den layout features a 65-inch television and seating for up to six people. Additional highlights include a spacious bathroom, redesigned bedroom with washer/dryer prep and a residential-style kitchen. At less than 40 feet, the 350RDS balances spacious residential living with practical towability.
For 2027, Grand Design is also introducing full-body paint as a new option on select Reflection fifth wheels and travel trailers. The premium finish gives the lineup a more refined, automotive-inspired appearance.
One of the company’s biggest successes this year was the introduction of the CURT Touring Coil Suspension and Helux pin box on the Reflection 150 Series. Dealers and customers responded well to the improvements in ride quality, towing comfort and the overall travel experience.
Momentum
For 2027, Grand Design is expanding its Momentum toy hauler lineup with new floorplans, technology and an entirely new product segment designed to make fifth-wheel toy hauling more accessible than ever.
The all-new Momentum MAV Fifth Wheel marks Grand Design’s entry into a completely new segment. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts who want the benefits of a fifth-wheel toy hauler without the size and weight, the new MAV combines lightweight construction, a single-slide design and easier towability that opens the market to more truck owners. Grand Design describes it as toy hauling made simpler, not smaller.
The new Momentum MAV Fifth Wheel will launch with multiple floorplans and will deliver comfortable living spaces, durable construction, smart storage solutions and practical functionality. Standard features include a Worry-Free Composite Roof System on both the main roof and slide-outs, an Omega fifth-wheel frame, MORryde CRE3000 suspension, garage lengths of 13 feet or more, a 65-inch television and easy towability.
The company is also expanding the MAV travel trailer lineup with the Momentum 30MAV. Building on the popularity of the 27MAV and 28MAV, the new model was developed to meet growing demand for a lightweight toy hauler with greater cargo capacity and versatility while introducing several first-ever features for the MAV lineup.
The new Momentum 30MAV introduces the first separate garage in the MAV travel trailer lineup with an 11-foot garage, along with a dedicated mudroom, a kitchen-to-garage pass-through with shade, a large U-shaped kitchen, a flip-up bar top in the garage and sleeping accommodations for up to six people. MORryde CRE3000 suspension further enhances ride quality and towing performance.
Rounding out the new products is the Momentum G-Class 363G, a premium tandem-axle fifth-wheel toy hauler that continues Grand Design’s focus on innovative floorplans, residential amenities and the versatility active families are seeking.
The Momentum G-Class 363G delivers a premium fifth-wheel toy hauler experience in a tandem-axle platform measuring less than 42 feet. It features large door-side windows, an open-concept kitchen and living area, a redesigned bathroom with a large linen closet, a new bedroom layout, an Omega fifth-wheel frame, hydraulic auto-leveling, a drop-frame generator setup with large pass-through storage and the Worry-Free Composite Roof System on the main roof and slide-outs.
For 2027, Grand Design is expanding its Worry-Free Composite Roof System across the Momentum lineup. The company also strengthened its chassis and running gear with the Omega Fifth-Wheel Frame, while upgraded suspension options, including MORryde CRE3000 suspension and MORryde Independent Suspension with disc brakes, depending on the model, deliver improved ride quality, handling and braking performance.
Another major addition is an exclusive 3-Season Wall option for select Momentum and Momentum G-Class fifth wheels. Designed to extend the usability of the garage and patio area, the system features improved insulation, keyed locks on the wall and sliding glass door, and a pull-down privacy shade. The design allows owners to keep the rear ramp in patio mode more often while maintaining privacy, security and protection from the elements.
Influence & Solitude
Grand Design is expanding its Influence lineup with a new floorplan that builds on the residential comfort, premium features and versatility that have made the luxury fifth-wheel series a customer favorite.
Leading the updates is the all-new Influence 3705RD, a floorplan designed to blend residential living with the flexibility. The coach features a flip-up workstation, a king bed and a refreshed interior. Updated exterior styling, including cleaner trim lines and modern squared windows, gives the fifth wheel a more contemporary appearance inside and out.
While the 3705RD expands the lineup, proven customer favorites such as the 3904BH remain available.
For 2027, the Influence lineup features the premium components that define the brand. Standard equipment includes Grand Design’s Worry-Free Composite Roof System covering both the main roof and slide-outs, the Omega Fifth-Wheel Frame and MORryde Independent Suspension with disc brakes. Together, these features provide greater durability, improved towing confidence and a superior ownership experience.
Grand Design notes that additional options for the 2027 lineup are still being finalized.
Grand Design is introducing a comprehensive refresh of its Solitude lineup with updated interiors, all-new exterior graphics and new floorplans that further elevate the premium feel of the brand while building on its reputation for luxury residential living.
The all-new Solitude 394RO features a floorplan designed for RVers who want to combine luxury living with the flexibility to work from the road. Inspired by the success of the Solitude 414LJM, the new model replaces the traditional rear bunkroom with a large and functional dedicated office space. As more owners embrace extended travel, remote work and full-time RV living, Grand Design believes the 394RO delivers a unique blend of productivity, comfort and residential luxury.
The 394RO features a stand-up motorized desk, large picture windows and a versatile den that can serve as a home office, entertainment room or gaming space. It also includes an outdoor side patio with an outdoor kitchen and a large television. Standard equipment includes the Omega Fifth-Wheel Frame, Worry-Free Composite Roof System covering both the main roof and slide-outs, and MORryde Independent Suspension with disc brakes.
Also joining the lineup is the Solitude 320RK, a lighter, more compact luxury fifth wheel with premium residential amenities. The floorplan includes a residential king bed, thoughtfully designed living spaces and the same premium standard features found throughout the Solitude lineup, including the Omega Fifth-Wheel Frame, Worry-Free Composite Roof System and MORryde Independent Suspension with disc brakes.
One of the company’s biggest success stories this year was the Solitude 414LJM, developed in collaboration with Grand Design Brand Ambassadors Less Junk, More Journey.
The model quickly became one of the most sought-after floorplans in the Solitude lineup, with customers embracing its combination of luxury, functionality and flexibility for extended travel. At the same time, the 310GK continued its long-standing reputation as a customer favorite, reinforcing the importance of thoughtfully designed, highly livable floorplans.
