As adventure van customers become increasingly focused on finding vehicles that match their individual travel styles, Rossmönster is responding with new designs and technology aimed at delivering greater flexibility, personalization and support. For 2027, the company is introducing the new Loft floorplan, while also adding upgraded digital capabilities and water-saving features designed to enhance the ownership experience.

Thor Audiss, chief revenue officer at Rossmönster, says the new Loft model reflects a broader shift in the adventure vehicle market, where customers are becoming more knowledgeable and selective about the layouts and features they want. Built on a 144-inch cab chassis Sprinter platform, the Loft is designed to provide a highly functional adventure van option while maintaining the customization that has become central to the Rossmönster brand.

“Right now, it seems like people are looking for very specific floorplans because the industry has grown so much and there are so many different options,” Audiss says. “They are very picky about what they can get.”

Along with the new Loft floorplan, Rossmönster is introducing a new digital control screen as a standard feature across its 2027 lineup. The system provides Wi-Fi updates and diagnostics capabilities, allowing the company’s service team to help customers troubleshoot potential issues while they are traveling.

The company is also expanding its optional feature offerings with the Infinity shower, an advanced water system that uses recirculating and reheating technology. The system allows travelers to take longer showers while conserving water, using only approximately 1.5 gallons.

The Havn model continues to be a standout performer for Rossmönster, with strong demand keeping production sold out more than six months in advance. Audiss says the model’s success demonstrates continued customer interest in premium adventure vehicles that combine comfort, capability and thoughtful design.

Looking ahead to 2027, Rossmönster remains focused on providing solutions that go beyond traditional production models. While the overall market has experienced some slowing, the company has continued to grow significantly. “For us, we can see the market is slowing, but our company in general has been exploding,” Audiss says. “We’re going to double revenue this year.”

Audiss says Rossmönster’s growth is partly driven by the company’s ability to provide ongoing service and customization support. Rather than requiring customers to select a fixed configuration, Rossmönster works with owners to create solutions that evolve with their needs.

“A lot of that is because we offer a robust service team in-house that can provide specific solutions to customers instead of forcing them into a specific solution that is built out as a product,” Audiss says. “We offer service that gives them the ability to upgrade their unit the way they want.”

As the adventure van segment continues to mature, Rossmönster believes customers will continue seeking more personalized vehicles that support their unique travel goals. With the introduction of the Loft, expanded technology features and continued emphasis on customization, the company is positioning itself to meet that demand in 2027.

The company notes that pricing has increased slightly across the lineup for 2027, primarily due to the impact of tariffs.

Outside Van is introducing new models and expanded customization options for 2027, from an all-new entry-level model to expanded factory-installed upgrades and exclusive dealer editions.

The biggest news for 2027 is the introduction of Baseline, an RV Industry Association-certified “starter” van designed to provide an affordable entry point into the adventure van market.

Rather than offering every available amenity from the outset, Baseline provides the essentials, making it ideal for budget-minded buyers who want to upgrade over time, do-it-yourself enthusiasts looking for a solid foundation and dealerships interested in adding their own custom touches.

Outside Van is also expanding technology across its premium lineup.

“Standard across all Outside Van models is the Garmin-powered control center, which gives total control of our rigs at your fingertips,” the Outside Van team says.

Previously offered only on the Parks and Overnight models, the system is now standard on Syncline and will be included on all future premium models, excluding Baseline. The centralized interface allows owners to monitor and control key vehicle systems from a single location, creating a more seamless ownership experience across the lineup.

Customization remains another cornerstone of Outside Van’s approach. For 2027, the company is significantly expanding its lineup of factory-installed accessories and performance upgrades.

“Outside Van has increased its house-made parts and components offerings for all models,” the team says. Customers can now choose from Pack Series racks and storage boxes, the Strata Storage Tray, exterior lighting kits and a variety of interior upgrades. Suspension enhancements featuring FOX Factory shocks are also available for customers seeking improved off-road performance.

Beyond functional upgrades, buyers will have more opportunities to personalize the appearance of their vans with expanded interior and exterior color palettes and new material selections.

The company also plans to continue offering exclusive Dealer Edition models developed in collaboration with select retailers.

One example is the Parks Drift Edition, available exclusively through Sunshine State RV. According to the company, Drift features “a unique interior material and color scheme and exterior features only available at Sunshine State RV,” giving customers access to an exclusive factory-built model.

Several existing models have already proved successful throughout 2026.

“Overnight has been a huge hit, enabling a group/family adventure van experience on the more compact 144 chassis,” the Outside Van team says.

The Parks Drift Edition has also generated strong interest, demonstrating that buyers continue to value distinctive designs alongside premium functionality.

Looking ahead, the company expects one of the biggest draws for dealers and customers to be the updated Parks model.

“Outside Van will be unleashing its updated Parks model for 2027,” the team says. The refreshed model adds retractable side steps, an onboard air compressor, a new dual lithium battery system and increased exterior storage as standard equipment.

These additions further strengthen the Parks’ reputation as a capable, adventure-ready platform designed for extended travel and off-grid experiences.

As consumer preferences continue to evolve, Outside Van sees customization becoming an even more important purchasing factor.

“We’re seeing more demand for factory upgrade and material options for new customers,” the team says. Rather than relying solely on aftermarket modifications, buyers increasingly want the ability to personalize their vans before delivery while maintaining factory quality and warranty support.

“All our models can be specced out at our factory, enabling a custom-like experience for our dealer network,” the team says. The company also plans to continue producing limited runs of alternate interior colors and materials that will be distributed throughout its dealer network, giving customers even more opportunities to own a unique vehicle.

Despite some seasonal moderation in the adventure van market, Outside Van remains optimistic about the coming year.

“It has gradually slowed down while the summer adventure season is in full swing,” the Outside Van team says. “With fuel prices leveling out and the economy on the uptick, all indications are pointing to 2027 being a big year.”

With the introduction of Baseline, expanded standard technology, enhanced customization options and refreshed premium models, Outside Van is positioning itself to serve a broader range of adventure seekers.

Laminated Division

For Gulf Stream Coach’s Laminated Division, the 2027 model year makes more premium features standard.

“Our goal is to make our trailers more affordable without de-contenting the product,” says Tim Dennig, national sales manager for Gulf Stream Coach’s Laminated Division. Dennig says approximately 95% of the features customers want will now come standard.

Among the standard upgrades are solar power, a 15,000-Btu air conditioner, an 8-cubic-foot refrigerator, a three-burner range top with glass cover, tankless water heater, Azdel vacuum-bonded sidewalls, a lighted electric awning, black tank flush, outside spray port, indoor and outdoor TV hookups with exterior speakers, safety entry steps and assist handles, sink covers and more.

While Gulf Stream is keeping its new floorplans under wraps until Open House, visitors can expect additions to the Vintage, Vista and Envision Super Value Trailer (SVT) lineups, along with refreshed styling.

The company’s emphasis on value will not mean sacrificing innovation or comfort. Instead, Gulf Stream will give customers coaches that arrive well equipped from the factory.

Dennig says the Vintage, Vista and Envision SVT product lines have all been standout performers. Twin-bed floorplans that convert into king-size beds have also been popular. Gulf Stream expects those trends to continue in 2027.

The company also believes the broader RV market is showing encouraging signs. “We are starting to see upward trends,” Dennig says.

As the industry continues to recover, Gulf Stream believes dealers will look for products that communicate value to customers walking into the showroom. By increasing the amount of standard equipment, the company hopes its dealers can spend less time explaining option packages and more time showing off the features buyers will receive.

Motorized Division

Gulf Stream Coach’s 2027 motorized lineup is centered on smarter floorplans, improved technology and customer-inspired refinements.

Leading the way is a new BT Cruiser floorplan that combines compact dimensions with residential comfort. “Our 2027 lineup is a direct response to dealer and consumer feedback,” says Gulf Stream Coach President Phil Sarvari. “You spoke, we listened, and now we’re delivering beyond expectations.”

Headlining the lineup is the all-new BT Cruiser 5257, a 28-foot Class C motorhome built on the Ford E-450 dual-rear-wheel chassis. The coach features twin beds, a large rear bathroom, an efficient galley, and abundant interior and exterior storage.

Like every BT Cruiser, the new 5257 rides on Gulf Stream’s exclusive Cradle of Strength foundation, an engineered steel platform that provides a rigid structure, lower center of gravity and vacuum-bonded steel-framed floor. The new floorplan joins a BT Cruiser lineup that has long earned a loyal following.

The Conquest lineup has also enjoyed strong momentum. The compact 6237LE has become a favorite among first-time buyers thanks to its redesigned kitchen, efficient floorplan and ample storage, while the 6320 offers dual slideouts, a private queen bedroom, cab-over bunk, convertible sleeping areas and a roomy bathroom.

Starlink prep is now standard for the BT Cruiser and Conquest families. BT Cruiser models also received a 15,000-Btu air conditioner with soft-start technology and heat pump, while Conquest LE models gained a molded fiberglass front cap. Practical additions such as towel bars, utility hooks and even a dog leash hook also come standard.

Customers can equip BT Cruiser and Conquest models with an optional LiquidSpring suspension system, while Conquest and Conquest LE buyers can upgrade to a 15,000-Btu air conditioner with soft start and heat pump.

See Gulf Stream Coach at Open House on Executive Drive, take the first right from County Road 17.