RVIA Releases 2025 RV Industry Profile with Key Shipment Data

A 2016 Jayco Jay Feather 23 RLSW travel trailer is listed for sale in Buffalo, Wyoming, at $16,900. The unit features one slideout, a 32-inch flatscreen TV, a custom queen bed, and an electric jack. The seller reports very good condition with service records and low mileage.

The incident occurred on June 7 at a camper or trailer on 10th Avenue in the Florida Keys. According to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office, the victim arrived at Lower Keys Medical Center around 3:45 p.m. with a serious injury that authorities said was not life-threatening as of Monday. Four suspects have been arrested.

Firefighters on the Espanola Ranger District responded to a small fire in the Back Canyon Campground on June 8. The fire burned one tenth of an acre and destroyed a recreational vehicle under ponderosa pine and Douglas fir canopy. The cause is under investigation.

Digital Tails Group (DTG) announced the launch of a 3D configurator and CPQ system for US-based camper manufacturer Lone Peak Overland. The platform lets customers customize the V2 camper in a digital 3D environment, selecting trim, electronics, and equipment, with real-time pricing and manufacturing constraint validation. The system integrates with Lone Peak's existing operations and converts approved configurations into structured production data.

Rapidious has launched Titan.AI, a market intelligence and pricing platform for RV dealers. The system tracks retail inventory, competitive pricing, aging, and market signals across the U.S. and Canada. It helps dealers price units, identify aging risk, and make stocking decisions based on real-time data.

The RV Industry Association (RVIA) board voted unanimously to set Jan. 1, 2027, as the effective date for requiring grounding monitor interrupters (GMI) on all new RVs, with mandatory enforcement starting with each manufacturer's model year 2028. The GMI checks for proper ground before allowing current into the RV and disconnects power if ground is lost. The requirement was previously delayed due to a lack of listed GMIs.