Entegra

US manufacturer Entegra Coach has unveiled the Embark electric motorhome built on a Harbinger chassis. A 140 kWh battery powers the electric motor producing around 440 hp and supplies household appliances after stopping. Electric-only range is 160–177 km, rising to 724–805 km with a 1.6-litre petrol generator. The motorhome is about 9.4 metres long and sleeps four. Prototypes are undergoing real-world testing, including rental use; sales are expected in 2027 at a preliminary price of around $400,000.

Entegra Coach has introduced the Embark Class A motorhome, which uses electric propulsion supplemented by a gasoline-powered range extender. The vehicle offers about 105 miles of battery-only range and up to 450–500 miles total depending on configuration and conditions. It is built on an electric medium-duty chassis from Harbinger Motors with a 140-kWh battery mounted low and centrally. An 800-volt architecture supports DC fast charging, 240-volt home charging, and campground power. The Embark can also provide backup power for a home during outages. THOR Industries plans to offer the model through its THL rental fleet for real-world feedback.

Entegra has unveiled the Embark Class A motorhome with EREV technology. The model features an 800-volt battery with a capacity of 140 kWh, providing an electric-only range of 170 km; a petrol generator extends the total range to 725 km. The platform was developed by Harbinger Motors. The exact price has not been announced; experts estimate it at approximately 100,000 dollars. Mass production is scheduled for 2026.

Entegra Coach has unveiled the Embark, a Class A motorhome featuring an electric drivetrain and a gasoline-powered range extender. Built on an electric medium-duty chassis from Harbinger Motors, it has a 140-kWh battery and can travel up to 105 miles on battery power alone; with the range extender, total real-world range reaches 450 miles. The 800-volt architecture supports DC fast charging, as well as charging at home or at RV campsites. Production is set to begin in 2026, with consumer rentals through THL starting the same year to gather feedback.

Blue Compass RV announced the grand opening of two new dealership locations in the western United States: Blue Compass RV – Medford in Southern Oregon and Blue Compass RV – St. George in Southern Utah. The Medford location consolidates sales and service under one roof, offering new RVs from Jayco, Brinkley, and Forest River Aurora. The St. George facility sits on 8 acres near Zion National Park, with 11,000 square feet of interior space and seven service bays; brands include Alliance, Brinkley, Forest River, Entegra, Heartland, and Thor Motor Coach.

Alongside the 2027 model year launch, Entegra Coach released a redesigned website and the Entegra Coach Companion app. The site features an interactive quiz, comparison tool, brand advantage section, and an owners center. The app enables RV management, trip planning, dealer support, and community access.

The Jayco Family of Companies has completed construction of a new sales facility on its Middlebury campus. The nearly 20,000-square-foot building was built from October 6 to May 4. It will house five sales departments, including Jayco towables, Jayco motorized, Entegra Coach, Heartland RV, and Open Range RV, which were previously scattered across different parts of the campus and neighboring cities.

Entegra Coach held its annual owner homecoming event at the Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds in Goshen, Indiana. Approximately 400 luxury diesel coach owners, staff, and suppliers attended from May 8 to 15. Activities included training classes, a sneak peek at a new website and retail app, and social events.

A review of ten RV models including Axiom Imperium (13 m, 10,886 kg) and Country Coach Magna 630 (Caterpillar C13, 525 hp). The vehicles range from 12 to 20 m, feature bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and guest areas.

The Northeast PA RV Show at PNC Field in Moosic, Pennsylvania, continues through Sunday, featuring new and used RVs, trailers, campers, and motorhomes from brands like KZ, Keystone, Entegra, Open Range, and Coachmen.

Motorhome owners faced severe damage after a rental. The renters, against an explicit ban, took the nearly new Entegra Odyssey to the Burning Man festival and returned it with eggs smashed on the seats, broken furniture, and non-functional appliances. A video of the aftermath surpassed 10 million views on TikTok.

The article compares an expensive hybrid motorhome with a fully electric Chevy BrightDrop van. The 2026 Entegra hybrid motorhome costs $300,000–$400,000, has an electric range of about 105 miles, and uses a fossil fuel generator. The all-electric BrightDrop van costs under $50,000, has a range of 250–272 miles, and can be converted into a camper.

The compact Class C motorhome Entegra Odyssey SE has been introduced, designed for extended travel. Built on a Ford or Chevrolet chassis, the model ranges from 7.55 to 9.94 meters in length and offers up to six sleeping berths. It comes with standard systems for off-grid living, including water tanks and a generator.

American company Thor Industries has unveiled the world's first hybrid motorhome, the Entegra Embark 29V1. It offers an electric range of about 170 km and up to 800 km with a gasoline generator.

THOR Industries has published its sustainability report for the fiscal year ended July 31, 2025. The report details a 36% reduction in global Scope 1 and 2 emissions compared to the 2019 baseline. Key initiatives include the launch of the electric motorhome Entegra Coach Embark and a 'zero-to-landfill' strategy at Erwin Hymer Group UK.

Thor Industries has unveiled the hybrid Embark Entegra Coach motorhome. The Class A vehicle travels about 170 km on electric power, and with a gasoline range extender, its total range reaches 725 km. Series production is scheduled to begin in 2026.

Entegra has announced the limited-edition Cornerstone Reserve 2026 luxury motorhome. Production is capped at 20 units. The vehicle is built on a Spartan K3 or Freightliner SL chassis with a 605 hp Cummins X15 diesel engine and is designed for year-round, off-grid living.

The Northeast PA RV Show is being held again at PNC Field in Moosic, featuring more than sixty recreational vehicles for sale. The event, hosted by Colton RV & Marine, offers new and pre-owned units priced from $12,500 to $425,000. Each purchase includes a year of free camping with Harvest Hosts.