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Winnebago Unveils Off-Road RV ARKA Based on Ram 5500

13.06.2026 05:10 1 min 2 sources
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Winnebago Unveils Off-Road RV ARKA Based on Ram 5500
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In Brief

Winnebago has launched its first serious off-road model, the ARKA, built on a Ram 5500 4×4 chassis with a Cummins diesel, 41-inch tires, and a 15 kWh autonomous system. Prices start at $331,901.

Winnebago, a renowned RV manufacturer, has introduced its first model designed for serious off-roading: the ARKA. The vehicle is built on a Ram 5500 4×4 chassis.

Technical Specifications

  • Engine: 6.7-liter Cummins diesel (360 hp, 1,085 Nm)
  • Tires: 41-inch
  • Gross vehicle weight rating: 19,504 kg
  • Towing capacity: up to 6,804 kg
  • Equipment: winch, body protection, air recovery system

Living Space and Autonomy

Inside, there are sleeping accommodations for four. The autonomous electrical system provides 15 kWh, expandable with solar panels up to 800 W. A 227-liter water tank is included. Range is up to two weeks.

Pricing starts at $331,901, and pre-orders are now open.

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