Ember Recreational Vehicles will showcase a 15-unit lineup at the 2026 Florida RV SuperShow, taking place Jan. 14-18 at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa, Florida. The independent, female-owned manufacturer will exhibit multiple floorplans across its Touring Edition, Overland Series and E-Series, including several newly reimagined and recently launched models.
Ember will be located at Booth 725 N Midway, where attendees can tour a broad cross-section of its travel trailers, speak directly with factory representatives and experience the design, construction and technology that define the brand, Ember said in a release.
Highlighted models include the reimagined Touring Edition 2200ETL and 2300MLL, the Overland Series 240TKR gear hauler, and the E-Series Spark LE 12FK micro-trailer, each representing a distinct approach to modern RV ownership — ranging from luxury touring to off-road adventure and lightweight, minimalist travel, Ember said.
The reimagined Touring Edition introduces a refined balance of comfort, capability and durability. Built on the CURT Touring Coil Suspension System, developed by the same engineering team behind Ember’s award-winning Overland Series independent suspension, the Touring Edition features heavy-duty coil springs and shocks at each wheel paired with USA-made Goodyear Endurance tires, improving stability, ride quality and towing confidence. Standard Ground Control TT3 automatic leveling with integrated stabilization, controlled through the EmberLink smart RV system, allows owners to manage setup and key coach functions from a mobile device.
Interior highlights include a best-in-class 82-inch ceiling height, solid surface countertops with stainless steel sinks and dual-pane acrylic caravan windows that open wide for ample air flow with integrated screens and thermal blinds, all premium features designed for comfort, durability and long-term ownership. Each Touring Edition also includes Ember’s standard Off-Grid Solar Package, with optional upgrades available for extended off-grid capability.
Returning to the Tampa show is the Overland Series 240TKR, Ember’s purpose-built off-road gear hauler that features Ember’s patent-pending EmberTrack bunk, desk, storage system. Designed for adventurers who travel with motorcycles, kayaks, bikes, or other equipment, the 240TKR combines rugged suspension, flexible cargo space, and Ember’s proprietary composite construction to support demanding travel and off-grid exploration.
Also on display is the E-Series Spark LE 12FK, a compact micro-trailer making its U.S. show debut. Built with the same Azdel composite construction used across Ember’s lineup, the Spark LE offers a lightweight footprint with intentional features such as a rear barn-door-style opening for gear access and a front slide-out kitchen designed for efficient outdoor living.
“Our mission has always been to build a better RV by first building a better RV company,” said Ashley Bontrager, founder and CEO of Ember Recreational Vehicles. “This year’s lineup reflects that commitment — from rugged overland capability to refined touring comfort and thoughtfully designed micro-trailers. Every Ember is built with intention, accountability and a focus on creating better ownership experiences for our customers.”
With 15 total units on display, Ember’s Tampa presence offers attendees the opportunity to compare multiple floorplans, explore different use cases and see how Ember’s design philosophy carries across each product line.
For more information about Ember’s display at the Florida RV SuperShow, visit emberrv.com or stop by Booth 725 N Midway during show hours, Jan. 14-18 (9 a.m.–6 p.m. daily; 4 p.m. Sunday).
