Motor Homes

Motor home manufacturers classified under SIC 3716 build Class A, B, and C recreational vehicles, towable camper conversions, and specialty coach bodies sold through dealer networks to retirees, adventure-minded families, rental fleets, and outdoor travel clubs that want self-contained mobility. Core work spans chassis integration, powertrains, interiors, and aftermarket service programs, with key risks tied to volatile fuel costs, high interest rates that affect floorplan and consumer financing, safety and emissions oversight from NHTSA and EPA, warranty exposure, and supply chain swings in steel, composites, and electronics. 2024–2025 trends include lightweight materials for better mileage, emerging hybrid and battery-electric demos, solar and energy storage options, overlanding layouts, connected telematics for fleet/rental visibility, and continued dealer consolidation alongside peer-to-peer rental platforms expanding reach to first-time users. Regulation around vehicle certification and campground electrification standards is tightening, pushing brands to invest in compliance and cleaner power systems. For up-to-date disclosures and competitive signals, view live SEC filings on Earnings Feed.

Source: Earnings Feed research · last fetched 11/23/2025