Class B Manufacturers List: North America

Founded in 2004, Airstream are the guys that make the shiny, vintage travel trailers you may recall from decades past—easily recognized by their distinct rounded, aluminum coach. Their Class B RVs are built using either the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter or the RAM ProMaster chassis.

Current models built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis include:

• The Atlas, which is 24 feet long, sleeps up to 2 and seats up to 4
• The Interstate 19, which is 19 ft long, sleeps up to 2 and seats up to 4
• The Interstate 24, which is 24 feet long, sleeps up to 2 and seats up to 9

American Coach (part of REV Group, Inc.) has been in the luxury motorhome business for more than 30 years. They focus their brand on 3 key factors: materials, craftsmanship and legacy, using top-of-the-line components and the latest technology.

Their Class B models are built on either the Ford Transit or the Mercedes Sprinter chassis and include the American Patriot and the American Patriot Cruiser.

With 10 exterior color choices and 6 different cabinetry options available, you’ll have plenty to choose from. Some of their many upgraded features that come standard include custom dovetail drawers with soft-close slides, custom cabinets and a wardrobe with hidden hinges, a rooftop solar charging system, and a macerator pump with power gates and a hose reel.

Coach House has been family-owned and manufactured in the U.S. for more than 38 years. Their products are the result of decades spent pursuing quality, comfort, luxury and reliability while always incorporating the latest technology. They currently manufacture 3 Class B+ motorhomes built on the Ford Transit and the Mercedes chassis and 1 Class B motorhome: the Arriva.

The Arriva is built on the Mercedes 3500 extended van chassis. It has features not always found in Class B RVs, including a separate toilet and shower, a 6-cubic-foot 3-way refrigerator-freezer, a convection/microwave oven, a pantry, twin beds that convert into a king, a ducted air-conditioning system, and 2 HD TVs.

Coachman RV, now a division of Forest River, Inc., has more than 5 decades of experience building RVs, with more than 600,000 built and sold. They specialize in Class A, B, and C motorhomes, 5th wheels and travel trailers.

Their Class B models include:

• The Galleria (built on the Mercedes Sprinter 3500 chassis)
• The Beyond (built on the Ford Transit 350 HD chassis)
• The Nova (built on the Ram Pro Master 3500 extended chassis)

The Galleria is the company’s 1st-born Class B motorhome. It has exceptional cabinetry handcrafted by a local Amish cabinet maker. Other high-end features include a Truma Combi furnace/water heater system and an Onan generator.

After establishing themselves as a luxury Class A motorhome company, they introduced their 1st van-style Class B motorhome, the Ethos, in 2021 on the Ram ProMaster 3500 chassis.

Since then, they’ve also added the Launch on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 4×4 chassis with a 144-inch wheelbase. The Launch boasts a rear garage with a power drop-down overhead bunk rated at 750 pounds, roof-mounted solar panels, a Timberline hydronic heating system with LED touchscreen control, a Carefree armless patio awning with LED light strip and wind sensor, a drop-down overhead bed with a 750-pound capacity, and an all-in-one wet bath with shower and cassette toilet.

Gala RV manufactured its 1st Class B RV called the Montecarlo in 2015. Today, their Montecarlo is now available in 5 different models. All of their Class B RVs are built on the Ram ProMaster 2500 and 3500 chassis.

The Montecarlo is equipped with multiple solutions to maximize the use of electrical appliances without being connected. Inside, you’ll find cabinets in light plywood (without particle wood) that have rounded corners and automatic locks, giving the RV a “European” flare.

Other features include solid surface molded fiberglass countertops with a gloss finish, stainless steel appliances, a double bed, a fully enclosed bathroom with the largest shower in its category, mosquito nets for rear and side doors, an electric awning, and fresh water and gray water tanks, each with a 45-gallon capacity—about double the capacity in other similar vehicles.

Leisure Travel Vans has been around for more than 50 years. They’re no longer producing Class B motorhomes, but if you’re able to come across one of their used Free Spirit Class Bs, you’re in for a treat.

Their Free Spirit is built on the Mercedes-Benz 3500 Sprinter Cab chassis and comes standard with bi-xenon headlamps and high beam, collision prevention and lane-keeping assists.

ModVans was started by a group of engineers and scientists who loved camping but were unhappy with their available camper van options. They developed their own ModVan prototype and ultimately launched their business around the concept of a modern camper van built on the Ford Transit chassis.

Their goal is to build a line of high-quality, high-design RVs for modern lifestyles and budgets. ModVans is proud to be an employee-owned, environmentally aware corporation that pays living wages and offers full benefits.

They currently have 6 models to choose from, including their MH1/X built with a proprietary eXtreme capacity LiFePO4 battery that has enough power to run your electric furnace, floor heaters or rooftop A/C off the grid for days on end.

Family-owned and Canadian-based Pleasure-Way has been specializing in quality Class B vans on the Dodge Ram ProMaster, Ford Transit and Mercedes Sprinter chassis, not to mention many other amazing RVs, for almost 40 years. Their Class B RVs feature handcrafted cabinetry, custom-fit interiors, high-quality appliances and advanced technology.

Models built on the Mercedes chassis include the Plateau FL, the Plateau TS and the Ascent TS.

Models built on the Ford Transit chassis include the REKON 4×4, the Ontour 2.0 and the Ontour 2.2.

Roadtrek produces nothing but Class B motorhomes built on the Mercedes and the Ram ProMaster chassis. They offer a wide variety of floor plans, luxuries and gas option platforms.

They have several models built on the Ram ProMaster 3500, including:

• The Play, which seats 4 and sleeps up to 3
• The Play SRT, which seats 5 and sleeps up to 3
• The Play Slumber, which seats 5 and sleeps up to 5
• The Zion, which seats 5 and sleeps up to 3
• The Zion SRT, which seats 5 and sleeps up to 3
• The Zion Slumber, which seats 5 and sleeps up to 5
• The Chase, which seats 4 and sleeps up to 3

Safari Condo uses Mercedes Sprinter, GM, Ford and Dodge ProMaster chassis to create incredibly creative and custom Class Bs. Their goal is to combine the newest innovations in energy conservation, materials and technologies to offer their customers a 1-of-a-kind travel experience.

They have more than 10 models available, including their Go-Van, which can be built using either the Sprinter or the ProMaster chassis.

The Go-Van seats up to 6 and sleeps up to 5 and features a large 60″ x 76″ height-adjustable electric bed, front dining area for up to 4 people, heavy-duty anchors in the ceiling and cargo area with a 100-pound capacity each, deluxe manual awning F65 13′ 1″ (electric optional), a European-style side door screen, blind system integrated with the windows, and ultra-light and waterproof furniture in poplar plywood covered with laminate on both sides.

Thor Motor Coach was founded in 2010 when Damon Motor Coach merged with Four Winds International. Since then, Thor Motor Coach has produced 1 out of every 4 motorhomes sold in North America annually.

Their Class B options include their latest luxury Mercedes Sprinter vans, Sanctuary and Tranquility, as well as a wide selection of models built on the Ram ProMaster chassis, including the Dazzle, the Twist, the Scope, the Rize, the Sequence, the Tellaro, the Compass AWD, the Gemini AWD, the Sanctuary Transit and the Tranquility Transit.

Some standard features of their Class B RVs include an exterior roof solar charge controller with a 190-watt solar panel, a 3,500-pound trailer hitch, an ObeCo side screen door entryway, a wet bath, a single-door refrigerator, a 2-burner gas cooktop with glass cover, and a stainless steel single-bowl sink with a cover. Additionally, some models offer Thule accessories, such as awnings and bike racks.

This is a name you have to know—whether you’re a motorhome enthusiast or not. Founded in 1958, Winnebago Industries, Inc. is a leading U.S. manufacturer under the brands Winnebago, Grand Design, Chris-Craft, Newmar and Barletta. They build motorhomes and travel trailers, as well as 5th-wheel products, powerboats and commercial community outreach vehicles.

The Travato is built on both the Dodge Ram ProMaster and the Mercedes Sprinter. It’s the perfect motorhome for an active, outdoorsy RV traveler, featuring a swing-arm-mounted table that swivels 360 degrees, glide couches, an Eco-Hot water system, roof and sidewall insulation, and under bed, roof and bike rack storage, among other amenities.

Their other Class B models, which are also based on the Dodge Ram ProMaster or the Mercedes Sprinter platform, include the Solis, the Solis Pocket, the Solis NPF, the Roam, the Revel, the Era and the Boldt.