If you’ve been waiting for a reason to get excited about new Class A motorhomes, Thor Motor Coach just dropped a handful of updates for 2027 that feel refreshingly practical. Nothing wild or over‑the‑top—just smart improvements that make life on the road a little easier.
Let’s start with the big news: new floorplans. Thor added the 35A to the Hurricane and Windsport, and the AA35 to the Indigo and Luminate. These layouts lean hard into residential comfort—think a Dream Dinette, leatherette theater seats, a sofa, and a king bed tucked into the rear of the coach. Up front, a drop‑down overhead bunk gives you extra sleeping space without turning the living room into a nightly puzzle. Families, guests, grandkids… everyone gets a spot.
The new layouts also include a full kitchen, a proper bathroom, and a closet prepped for a stackable washer and dryer. For anyone planning longer trips—or just tired of campground laundromats—this is a big win. It’s clear Thor designed these floorplans around how people actually use their coaches over time.
Tech lovers get a treat too. Select 2027 models—including the A.C.E., Resonate, Hurricane, and Windsport—now feature split‑screen touchscreen dash radios. That means you can keep your camera view up while still controlling your music or podcasts. No more flipping between screens like you’re piloting a spaceship. These same models also get slam‑latch baggage doors, which make loading and unloading gear a whole lot less fiddly.
Speaking of visibility, Thor is rolling out new high‑definition side and rear cameras across the updated Class A lineup. Sharper images mean easier lane changes, better awareness in traffic, and less stress when backing into that “easy” campsite that somehow feels two feet narrower than advertised. For first‑time Class A buyers, this is especially helpful—big rigs come with big blind spots.
Some features carry over from previous years, including the 100‑watt solar charging system and exterior solar port on the A.C.E., Resonate, Hurricane, and Windsport. It’s not a full off‑grid setup, but it’s a solid foundation for anyone wanting to expand their solar capabilities.
Overall, Thor’s 2027 updates aren’t flashy, but they’re thoughtful. The new floorplans offer more flexibility and comfort, while the tech and safety upgrades make driving and daily use smoother. It’s the kind of refresh that quietly improves the experience without reinventing the wheel.