You are looking at the WORLD EXCLUSIVE first full tour of the all-new 2027 Winnebago Elora 19DC! Debuting publicly at the Hershey RV Show, this 20-foot micro Class C motorhome is built on the Ram ProMaster chassis and aims to completely disrupt the Class B camper van market.
At just 20’4″ long and 7’6″ wide, the Elora 19DC packs belted seating for 6, sleeping for up to 4, a 5kWh EcoFlow lithium system, a rear gear garage, and a clever pivoting-wall wet/dry bath into a rig that parks in a standard driveway.
Join us for an exclusive, bumper-to-bumper deep dive into every feature, floorplan detail, off-grid power spec, and real-world quirk of Winnebago’s newest release.
KEY SPECS:
Exterior Length: 20′ 4″
Exterior Width: 7′ 6″
Exterior Height: 10′ 3″
Chassis: Ram ProMaster 3.6L V6 Gas
Capacity: Seats 6 / Sleeps 4
Cargo Capacity: ~2,220 lbs
Power: 5kWh EcoFlow Lithium Battery + 200W Solar
Climate: Truma Combi Heating / Coleman-Mach 10 NDQ A/C
Base MSRP: $153,772
What do you think of this layout? Would you choose the Winnebago Elora 19DC over a traditional Class B camper van? Drop your thoughts below!
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Would you pick this 20ft Class C layout over a Mercedes Sprinter camper van? Let me know below!
perfection. small C's the way, gotta keep em under 20ft for many of us.
I think having a cassette toilet is a fail. The only way to improve it is to have an outside compartment for a spare cassette. Since you still have to dump the gray tank you just complicate things by making hauling around a 40 pound container of poop when you could just pull a lever and it goes down the hose without your nose being within arms reach.
While I’m in the bathroom, it’s still a wet bath because the floor is still wet. I put a teak grate on my wet bath floor so the water is under it, but the moving wall that makes the wet bath tiny also means you can’t have the teak grate, so you just step on the wet floor and track it everywhere.
I would get rid of the moving wall and the pointless sink and open the room up.
There is a sink right outside the bathroom. No need for two sinks that you can touch at the same time. It would also save weight and money not having the moving wall.
Aside from that I like to size and shape of it. Love the fridge and counter. I don’t love the cabinet underneath that has no divider, so every time you stop suddenly, everything in there slides to the front and makes a big mess and noise. If I bought one of these I would put in dividers. There are three doors, so two dividers for three spaces.
After that I think the eight foot awning is useless and it doesn’t cover the door. If it did it wouldn’t be completely useless. I wouldn’t want it.
I could go either way on the generator. I have a generator in my van and I never use it except to run it once a month so the gas doesn’t go bad.
If it saves money delete it and give me a spare tire in that spot.
With a nice big house battery that hopefully charges off the alternator and the little solar panel I would be fine with no generator.
I’m mostly attracted by the rear door for my bikes if it’s tall enough to get them in. I would get rid of one of those fold up couches because they look uncomfortable and the table. I would sit on the front seats and install a Lagun table, or a flip up table behind one of the front seats.
I have to go look at the Forest River version. I feel like it was longer than I like but similar but without the things that I don’t like
80K, sure. 130K+? Way overpriced compared the the market.
Is this unit all wheel drive with an off road suspension?
When you would add the starlink cable that area would no longer be tight
Wow, this is perfect for us, thank you for showing us the best vans ❤️
I love everything but the chassis. I’ve seen these at campgrounds stuck in a 1’ wide small muddy puddle.