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Airstream Atlas 25RT, a North American-style camper van Industry © Motor1.com
US United States 14.03.2026

Airstream Atlas 25RT, a North American-style camper van

American manufacturer Airstream has introduced the updated Atlas 25RT camper van based on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis. The 7.54-meter-long model features a layout unusual for Europe, with two separate twin beds at the rear, a split bathroom, and three distinct functional areas. Standard equipment includes a diesel heating system, air conditioning, a 6.9 kWh lithium battery, and a hot water system, with a starting price of $289,900.

Source: Motor1.com SPA
Airstream launches Atlas 25RT motorhome Reviews © TopGear
US United States 10.03.2026

Airstream launches Atlas 25RT motorhome

American company Airstream, known for its travel trailers, has introduced the self-propelled Atlas 25RT motorhome. The model is built on a Mercedes Sprinter 4500 chassis with a diesel engine producing over 200 hp and features two double beds at the rear. The starting price is approximately 250,000 euros.

Source: TopGear NLD
Three Winnebago Revel Alternatives for Off-Road Vanlife Reviews © Jalopnik
14.02.2026

Three Winnebago Revel Alternatives for Off-Road Vanlife

The Winnebago Revel, a popular off-road camper van based on a Mercedes Sprinter, carries a high starting price of $261,808. Three more affordable alternatives are presented: the Thor Motor Coach Sanctuary (starting at $218,260), the Jayco Terrain (starting at $221,993), and the Airstream Rangeline (starting at $160,400). These models offer competitive features, including upgraded suspension, water-saving technology, and additional options.

Source: Jalopnik HRV
Winter survival lessons for Airstream dwellers Lifestyle © Outside
US United States 10.02.2026

Winter survival lessons for Airstream dwellers

Airstream owners share insights on winter living in a travel trailer. Key points include preparing the water system for freezing temperatures, utilizing electrical hookups at RV parks, and seasonal migration to warmer climates. The practical takeaways are based on firsthand experience of residing in the trailer during sub-zero conditions.

Source: Outside ENG
Which RV Brands Hold Their Value The Best Industry © Jalopnik
18.01.2026

Which RV Brands Hold Their Value The Best

Insurance company Roamly analyzed used RV market data to identify brands with the best resale value. According to the study, the top performers are Jayco, Airstream, Winnebago, and Grand Design. Jayco stands out with long warranties, including 20 years on roofing materials, while Airstream's aluminum trailers can retain up to 50% of their value after a decade of use.

Source: Jalopnik ISL
THOR Industries Reorganizes North American RV Business Into Two Groups Industry © RV PRO
US United States Today 10

THOR Industries Reorganizes North American RV Business Into Two Groups

The world's largest RV manufacturer THOR Industries announced a restructuring of its North American operations. Most brands are split into two groups led by Ken Walters and Jeff Kime, while Airstream and KZ remain independent.

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Lifestyle US United States 17.02.2026

Five iconic motorhomes and travel trailers from the 1970s

The 1970s saw a boom in RV travel in the US, despite the 1973 fuel crisis. Key models included the Winnebago Brave motorhome with its distinctive "Beetle Brow" design, the painted-aluminum Airstream Argosy travel trailer, the Apollo Neptune motorhome promoted by Bob Hope, the streamlined GMC Motorhome, and the Volkswagen camper van.

Source: aol.com ISL
Airstream Unveils More Affordable World Traveler Travel Trailer Industry © InsideHook
US United States 21.01.2026

Airstream Unveils More Affordable World Traveler Travel Trailer

Airstream has introduced the new World Traveler 22RB travel trailer, aiming to attract new buyers with a more accessible price point. The 22-foot model starts at $63,800 and has a gross vehicle weight rating of 4,500 pounds, making it compatible with a wide range of tow vehicles. Key features include an internally housed air conditioner and unique dual-pane acrylic windows with integrated screens and blinds.

Source: InsideHook ISL

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