Winnebago continues its busy summer of new reveals this week by adding an affordable new entry-level option to its already impressive catalog. A few days back, the iconic RV brand revealed a fun and approachable new model that bolsters its Class C lineup, giving potential buyers a budget-friendly coach designed for couples, small families, and solo travelers. Meet the all-new Winnebago Elora and Resa motorhomes.
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The video above takes us on a lengthy walkthrough of the Winnebago Elora, showing off its long list of features and specs. The new coach rides on a Ram ProMaster chassis with a 3.6L V6 engine, which delivers a reliable and spacious platform at an affordable price. The ProMaster is a mainstay in the camper van space, but here it gets a nice makeover for the Class C market. This allows the rig to be more maneuverable and easy to drive without sacrificing interior space and onboard amenities.
For now, the Elora (and its sister rig, the Resa) are only available in a single floor plan dubbed the 19DC. This model measures 20′ 4″ end to end and comfortably sleeps four, although it does have seating for six. The spacious and versatile rear lounge includes two tables and folding couches, all of which can be moved out of the way to create a cavernous gear garage with plenty of room for bikes, kayaks, and other outdoor toys. The lounge also converts to a bed, while the primary sleep space consists of a queen mattress on a power lift which raises and lowers as needed. The cabover area is dedicated to yet more storage, making it easy to pack everything you need for your camping adventure.
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The Elora is designed from the ground up to make RV camping as simple and approachable as possible. To that end, the rig comes with a modern interior that includes a wet/dry bath complete with a toilet, sink, and shower. The galley kitchen includes a single-burner portable cooktop, a convection microwave/air fryer, stainless steel sink, a mini-fridge, and a surprising amount of counter space. Large drawers and cabinets add further storage and organization, making it easy to create tasty and healthy meals at the campsite.
Air conditioning is provided via a Coleman Mach 10 NDQ low-profile A/C unit on the roof, while a Truma Combi G heats both the interior space and water for the sinks and shower. Winnebago’s multiplexing system puts powerful monitoring and controls of key RV systems right at owners’ fingertips, with a 5kWh EcoFlow lithium battery and 200W of solar providing power on the go. A 2,800W gas generator is an optional upgrade. Starlink prep comes standard from the factory.
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Winnebago’s introductory video takes us through all of these features, and many more, sharing all of the rig’s details inside and out. What you’ll see is a compact coach that can handle busy city streets, narrow country roads, and small campsites with equal aplomb. All of the Elora’s design details make it a great option for first-time buyers, providing a stable platform for all of their travel and camping needs. That said, veteran RVers will love the simplicity that this rig brings to the table, allowing them to hit the road on a moment’s notice with all of their favorite gear and accessories in tow.
We’ve hinted at the Elora’s affordability a few times already, but Winnebago has indeed delivered a compelling Class C option at a good price. The RV will begin shipping to dealers in the coming weeks with a starting MSRP of $153,772. Keep in mind, this is a rig coming from Winnebago, so the build quality should be very good, as should the dealership and warranty support. That should once again make this an attractive option for first-time buyers looking for a camper that eases them into the RV lifestyle, while offering plenty of room to grow along the way.
To learn more about the Winnebago Elora (and Resa), visit the company’s website.
Kraig Becker is a writer in the RV, outdoors, and adventure travel space. Over the course of his career he has contributed to such outlets as Popular Mechanics, Outside Online, Business Insider, TripSavvy, Digital Trends, GearJunkie, The Adventure Blog, and countless others. An avid runner and cyclist, he enjoys camping, hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, and just about any other outdoor activity. His travels have taken him to seven continents and on many amazing adventures.
