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Winnebago Unveils Compact Motorhomes Elora and Resa for Beginners

11.07.2026 19:57 1 min 3 sources РУС
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Winnebago Unveils Compact Motorhomes Elora and Resa for Beginners
Original source: Yahoo Autos

In Brief

Winnebago has launched the Elora and Resa (also referred to as Rosa) models on the Ram ProMaster chassis. Length is just over 6.1 m, seating for six and sleeping for four. Starting price $153,772.

Winnebago has introduced compact Class C motorhomes — the Elora and Resa (one source mentions the name Rosa). Both are built on the Ram ProMaster chassis. The length is just over 6.1 m, with seating for six and sleeping for four.

The motorhomes are powered by a 3.6-liter V6 engine, run on gasoline only, with no propane. They come with a lithium-ion battery and simplified controls. The starting price is $153,772.

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Winnebago Built A Compact Motorhome For People Who Dread Motorhomes

11.07.2026 Carscoops ENG Original source

Winnebago launches compact motorhomes Elora and Rosa

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Winnebago’s New 20-Foot Motorhome Packs a Real Bathroom and Sleeps Four

01.07.2026 Yahoo Autos ENG Original source

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