The Coachman 2027 caravan collection brings changes to all four ranges. The Acadia moves to an 8ft-wide bodyshell across every model and gains a new layout, the VIP keeps its five layouts but is redesigned inside and out, the Laser drops one model and gains updated specification, and the Lusso III switches to a transverse island bed. The collection launches as Coachman marks 40 years of manufacturing in Hull.
For anyone weighing up a new tourer, the practical result is more choice of layout, more interior space in several models and a design language that now runs consistently across the Coachman caravan range.
Acadia: the biggest change in the range’s history
The Acadia sees the most significant changes of the 2027 season. Every model is now built on Coachman’s 8ft-wide bodyshell, so the extra width applies right across the range rather than to selected models only.
The two-berth Acadia 460 has been discontinued. The 2027 range consists of the 545 Xtra, 575 Xtra, the new 655 Xtra and the five-berth 660 Xtra, which is the only model to carry through from last season unchanged.
The 545 and 575 both become Xtra models. The 545 Xtra also changes its bedroom arrangement, moving from an inline island bed to a transverse island bed.
The new 655 Xtra adds a layout for buyers who want more separation between living and sleeping areas. It pairs an L-shaped front lounge with a transverse island bed at the rear, sitting behind a central washroom.
Inside, the Acadia gains new flat locker doors with black handles, matched by black handles on the drawers. The kitchen features a new round stainless steel sink, with a marble design on the worktop extension and on the kitchen and washroom splashbacks. The washroom moves to a top-mounted basin. Matt black spotlights with built-in USB ports give a more contemporary finish and add charging points around the caravan.
Outside, the 2027 Acadia gets:
- New 3D exterior graphics
- Matt grey alloy wheels
- A new one-piece exterior door
- An 8ft-wide bodyshell on every model
The result is an Acadia that looks and feels substantially different from last season while still serving as the entry point into Coachman touring. You can compare all four layouts in the Acadia range.
VIP: same five layouts, completely reworked
The VIP continues as a five-model range for 2027, with the familiar line-up carried over and the changes concentrated on materials, finishes and equipment.
That approach suits a range Coachman describes as its best-selling caravan line. For 2027 it also becomes the only standard-width range in the collection at 2,310mm, or 7ft 7in, which keeps it relevant for anyone who values a narrower body on site and on the road.
Inside, the most noticeable change is a new Primavera wood colour scheme, paired with new soft furnishings and new locker doors with black handles. An acoustic-style media wallboard has been added in the living area, giving the lounge a clearer focal point.
The kitchen picks up several practical additions, including an integrated extractor fan and a new cocktail cabinet. Black detailing continues into the washroom, which now features a black ladder radiator.
The exterior has been refreshed with new graphics, matt grey diamond-cut alloy wheels and a new one-piece door.
Rather than reinventing layouts that already sell well, the 2027 VIP builds on them. All five are shown in the VIP range.
Laser: six models, sharper specification
The Laser range has been streamlined for 2027, with the two-berth Laser 480 Xtra leaving the line-up.
That leaves six models, all built on Coachman’s 8ft-wide platform, aimed at buyers who want more interior space and a higher level of standard equipment.
Much of the change is visual. New soft furnishings run through the range, along with the same acoustic-style wallboard introduced in the VIP. Matt black accents are used more widely, including a black kitchen tap and a black ladder radiator in the washroom.
The exterior gets a new look for the new season, giving the six models a more consistent appearance.
Layouts, dimensions and specifications for each model are set out in the Laser range.
Lusso: a new bed layout for the Lusso III
At the top of the collection, the Lusso continues with four models. The most significant change is to the Lusso III.
Introduced last season as the first Lusso with fixed single beds at the rear, the Lusso III now uses a transverse island double bed in front of a rear washroom. It is also the only model in the range with parallel settees at the front rather than an L-shaped lounge.
That combination gives the Lusso III a distinct character, particularly for couples who prefer a traditional parallel lounge but still want the space and specification of Coachman’s flagship caravans. The Lusso III and Lusso IV now come with a television on the media wall as standard.
Across the range, the Lusso follows the same direction as the Laser for 2027, with a new exterior look, updated graphics and more black detailing through the interior. The four models are shown in the Lusso range.
What changes across every 2027 Coachman caravan?
Although each range has been updated differently, a clear design direction runs through the whole collection.
Black detailing is far more prominent, appearing on furniture handles, lighting, taps and washroom fittings. Updated graphics and matt grey alloy wheels give the collection a more consistent look from Acadia through to Lusso, and the one-piece exterior door now features across the range.
Acoustic-style media wallboards are the other common thread, arriving in the VIP and Laser for 2027 and continuing in the Lusso. Security is standard across the collection as well, with a Thatcham-approved Scorpion S7 tracker and the first 12 months’ subscription included on every 2027 caravan. Taken together, the changes go beyond new upholstery and graphics into how the interiors are laid out and finished.
Forty years of Coachman
The 2027 collection arrives alongside a significant milestone. Coachman was established in Hull in 1986 and celebrates 40 years of manufacturing in 2026, having remained based in the city throughout.
That history gives the new collection its context. Layouts and interior styles have moved on considerably since the first Coachman caravans were built, but the focus on construction quality, craftsmanship and touring comfort has shaped the brand across four decades. You can read more about 40 years of Coachman caravan craftsmanship.
Choosing the right 2027 Coachman for you
With four ranges and a wide choice of layouts, the starting point is how you plan to use your caravan.
The Acadia is the natural entry into the collection, and for 2027 every model benefits from the 8ft-wide interior. The VIP sits above it as the only standard-width range, which makes it worth a look if a narrower body suits your storage, your driveway or the sites you use. The Laser offers larger 8ft-wide layouts with a higher level of standard equipment, while the Lusso is built around maximum specification and space.
Beyond the range, think about layout. The type of bed you prefer, how much you cook inside, how much washroom space you need and how many people travel with you will narrow the options quickly.
Your tow car matters just as much. Check its towing limits against the caravan’s weight figures before you commit, and make sure you are clear on the terminology. Our guide explains what MRO, MTPLM and user payload mean, and there is more detail on the wider decision in our guide to choosing a touring caravan.
Once you have a shortlist, use our dealer finder to find your nearest Coachman retailer and see the 2027 collection for yourself.
FAQs
When did the Coachman 2027 Collection go on sale?
The Coachman 2027 caravan collection was introduced in August 2026 and is available through the Coachman dealer network. Availability varies by model and dealer, so check with your nearest retailer if you want to view a particular layout.
Which Coachman models have been discontinued for 2027?
The Acadia 460 has been removed as the Acadia moves to a four-model, entirely 8ft-wide range. The two-berth Laser 480 Xtra has also left the Laser line-up.
What is new in the Coachman Acadia for 2027?
Every 2027 Acadia is 8ft wide. The range covers the 545 Xtra, 575 Xtra, the new 655 Xtra and the 660 Xtra, with new flat locker doors, black handles, a round stainless steel sink, a top-mounted washroom basin, matt black spotlights with USB ports, new 3D graphics and matt grey alloy wheels.
What has changed on the Coachman VIP for 2027?
The five VIP layouts continue unchanged, but the range has been redesigned throughout. Changes include a new Primavera wood scheme, new soft furnishings and locker doors, an acoustic-style media wallboard, an extractor fan and cocktail cabinet in the kitchen, a black ladder radiator in the washroom, and new exterior graphics, alloys and door.
Has Coachman changed anything on the motorhome side for 2027?
The 2027 collection covers motorhomes as well as caravans. This guide focuses on the caravan changes, with the latest models, layouts and specifications on the Coachman motorhomes page.
