Planning the ultimate road trip? Forget dingy campers with plastic fixtures and fold-away beds, bring your creature comforts on tour with you and hit the highways in a luxury RV.
From supercar garages to hot tubs and helipads, we've rounded up the most extravagant homes on wheels kitted-out with the plushest new features.
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Over the past decade, MORELO has been committed to producing stunning, luxurious motorhomes. Looking to meet the needs of the modern owner, they began designing a motorhome that prioritised space, comfort, performance, safety and style.
The result is the MORELO Grand Empire, which the company states overshadows 'everything that existed before'.
Built on a 39 foot (12m) long truck chassis from Mercedes-Benz – with a 390kW engine, a 12.8-litre (3.4gal) volume and a 12-speed automatic transmission – the vehicle has exceptional manoeuvrability, driving comfort, safety levels and state-of-the-art technology.
For example, instead of ordinary wing mirrors, it boasts the Mercedes-Benz Mirror Cam system, which makes manoeuvers and changing lanes even safer. Plus, it's an absolute dream when it comes to design – and comfort. For starters, there are two air-suspended, heated and ventilated cab seats, as well as a lounge equipped with massage chairs, an adjustable 40-inch (1.2m) TV and a modern kitchen.
The kingsize bedroom even boasts a roof window, allowing any occupant to soak in views of the stars while they snooze. Buyers can add an electric drop-down bed for guests too. In the morning, everyone can freshen up in the fully kitted-out bathroom with a walk-in rain shower.
The motorhome is powered by solar technology and has a generously sized battery system and a diesel generator.
Plus, its rear garage is so large that you can park your favourite toy inside and take it with you on your travels.
Prices for 2025 start from €805,600, which equates to around £677,500 ($875k). If you're after more space, the same model with an expandable, slide-out floor plan will set you back €853,000, or £717,000 ($927k).
Those seeking a plush motorhome that can handle tough terrains should look no further than the EarthRoamer SX. Starting at around £834,000 ($1.1m), this brand-new, expedition-grade vehicle can withstand the harshest environments while offering the best in luxury living.
The army-inspired RV has an ultra-durable carbon fiber body, a Chevrolet 6500 4WD chassis and a 6.6-litre (1.7gal) Turbo Diesel engine, as well as an array of self-sufficient extras to help you travel off the beaten track for longer.
Inside, the sleek interior blends deep wood tones with stainless steel finishes. The open-plan layout encompasses a dining space, a living area and a spacious kitchen with a three-burner induction stove, a fridge-freezer, a washing machine and an industrial-style sink, as well as plenty of storage space.
Fitted out with two TVs and air conditioning, the RV doesn't scrimp on comfort.
The EarthRoamer SX combines a rugged exterior with a very comfortable interior – as we can see from this cosy California King bed. We can certainly imagine staring up at the night sky through this glass roof hatch. The sleek dining table can comfortably seat six during the day, while at night it can transform into an additional bedroom with another California King bed or four bunks, depending on your needs.
There's also a beautifully finished dry bathroom with a handheld and rainfall shower to unwind in after a full day of exploring.
Every EarthRoamer is fully customisable, with a range of floor plans and materials to choose from. Stylish and eco-friendly, the vehicle has a rooftop solar system, a lithium battery bank and heavy-duty fuel and water tanks, meaning you can live off-grid and keep your carbon footprint to a minimum.
Plus, there's even a slide-out outdoor kitchen and an automated awning, so you can make the most of those hot summer days. No matter what your cooking style is, there's an option for you from a Blackstone griddle to a Solaire grill.
Known for designing custom RVs that can go anywhere, SLRV Expedition created the luxury all-terrain motorhome, Commander 8x8. Encompassing two storeys, the home on wheels is built on the chassis of a military truck and has been described by the company as 'unstoppable'.
While an earlier model incorporats a retractable floor that can be lifted at the touch of a button to reveal a hidden bedroom, the latest model packs everything you could need onto one level.
Inside, the 26-foot (8m) body benefits from a spacious living area fitted with premium materials and finishes, including Italian leather seating, two 32-inch (81cm) LED TVs and a Fusion Apollo sound system with six speakers.
Of course, the décor is totally customisable, so you can create a home that suits you.
The kitchen has two double-drawer fridge-freezers, microwave, induction hob and a washer-dryer. Built for lovers of the great outdoors, the Commander 8x8 also comes with an external kitchen kitted out with an electric barbecue, induction cooktop, drawer, sink and foldout benchtop.
The self-sufficient expedition vehicle is the ideal choice for those seeking a survivalist lifestyle. It includes a state-of-the-art water storage and filtration system and solar panels.
The sleeping arrangements can be customised to suit your needs. The standard option includes a fixed queen-size bed in the master bedroom with an electric guest bed that lowers from the ceiling, while the family configuration has a king-size electric bed and twin bunks.
It's really no wonder that this house on wheels starts at AUD$1,650,500, which is around £838,400 ($1.1m), excluding taxes and duties.
A relatively new name in the world of high-end RVs, Dembell is making waves with its state-of-the-art range of plush land yachts. Their Large Garage model is decked out with some seriously lavish amenities.
With a price tag of €1.5 million – that's about £1.3 million ($1.7m), the futuristic model is built on a Mercedes-Benz Actros Gigaspace chassis and measures just over 29 feet (8.8m) long and 8.2 feet (2.5m) wide. A sleek aluminium panel across the exterior disguises the RV's party trick – two nifty, hydraulic slide-outs, which expand the interior by a generous 323 square feet (30sqm).
Sleek, indulgent design defines the RV's contemporary interior. Fold-out illuminated stairs lead up into the extraordinary living space. Luxury touches even extend to the cab at the front, where the four car seats feature individual air-conditioning systems and a massage function.
With illuminated panels inset into the ceiling, the main hub of the motorhome is streamlined and evocative of a spaceship. The high-end kitchen includes an induction hob, an oven, a concealed sink, a dishwasher drawer and a fridge freezer.
In total, the RV can comfortably sleep four – there's a fold-down double bunk at the front above the cab and a master suite situated at the rear. The master has space and style in abundance, with a double storage bed, touch-sensitive wardrobes, a 50-inch (1.3m) TV and a surface-heated window.
Meanwhile, the motorhome's opulent bathroom has a flexible floor plan that can be customised to meet buyers' needs. It can either be kept as a single space or divided into two rooms, one containing the washbasin and toilet, and the other the shower cabinet.
According to Dembell, the motorhome's power uptake is similar to that of a detached house. To support its energy needs, the RV's smart electrical system includes six 330-watt solar panels mounted to the roof.
Most remarkably of all, however, is the large garage nestled in the underbelly. The cavernous space can accommodate a car of up to 13 feet (4m) long, and it's also fitted out with hydraulic tracks that can draw parked vehicles up into the storage compartment. A hydraulic lift can adjust the ceiling height for taller cars, while ensuring the bedroom above the garage remains functional.
American RV manufacturer Newmar has been hand-making first-class motorhomes for over 50 years. Their crown jewel is the King Aire, a premium land yacht offering an unrivalled luxury experience, thanks to its cutting-edge technology and stylish interior décor.
Described as their most luxurious coach, they’ve improved upon it once more with the 2025 King Aire. The chic coach is 45 feet (13.7m) long and is the firm’s flagship vehicle, offering the ultimate digs for millionaire explorers...
With a starting price of £1.3 million ($1.6m), there are four floor plans to choose from and the design is fully customisable.
Alongside premium ‘industry-first’ driver safety systems, such as Comfort Drive, collision mitigation technology and adaptive cruise control, the King Aire boasts stunning furnishings, covered in Italian leather. You'll have the choice between four interior décor packages, plus, there's also underfloor heating, theatre-style seating with heat and massage settings, should you desire.
The main bedroom suite is the lap of luxury. Fitted with a king-size adjustable support bed, a retractable 50-inch (1.3m) 4K TV, a Bose soundbar and a cedar-lined lighted wardrobe, this room is more refined than most hotel rooms!
Exploring the great outdoors in winter? Turn on the cosy fire in your bedroom, curl up and relax after a day of adventuring.
This beautiful bathroom is just as luxe as the rest of the coach. Depending on the floorplan you opt for, you'll get an enormous fully-tiled shower, a trough sink and a cathedral ceiling for added height.
Elsewhere, the kitchen boasts polished quartz countertops, hardwood European-style cabinetry and top-tier gadgets like a huge French-door stainless steel refrigerator, a Wolf induction cooktop and microwave, a Fisher & Paykel Dishwasher, a farmhouse sink and a large pantry.
Luxury motor vehicles don't get much more impressive than the EleMMent Palazzo Superior. This so-called 'mobile mansion' was created by Marchi Mobile and is their top-of-the-line model.
At nearly £1.6 million ($2.1m), it's also one of the most expensive RVs on the market. Let's see why.
The sleek, streamlined exterior is finished off with 36-inch (91cm) wheel rim covers, while the driver's cabin features controls inspired by a jet cockpit.
Cosy and comfortable thanks to its high insulation levels, the motorhome's main living space contains a 13-foot (4m) long sofa as well as an ice machine and an open kitchenette.
The RV's curved walls, high ceilings and plush décor sit alongside yacht-style windows and delicate chrome trims for a high-end finish.
The large master suite features a king-size bed, which was made by the same company that supplies mattresses to the homes of the British royal family, while the adjoining bathroom has a 16-square-foot (1.5m) rainfall shower for the ultimate spa on the road.
The motorhome even has its very own rooftop terrace. Controlled by an automatic lift system, the roof level rises to create a fenced deck, which is accessed by an external staircase. The outdoor retreat comes complete with built-in furniture and underfloor heating. Champagne under the stars anyone?
This stunning motorhome by luxury German manufacturer Volkner Mobil wows with its built-in hydraulic garage compartment, for when you have to take your sports car on the road with you, naturally.
Their 39-foot (12m) long Performance S model will set you back an impressive £1.7 million ($2.2m), or €2 million, and comes kitted out with a state-of-the-art engine.
The mobile home’s interior doesn't disappoint either. Each model can be uniquely altered to suit the needs and tastes of the buyer, with everything from the floor plan to the finishing fabrics fully customisable. That makes this stunning vehicle an exclusive option for the super-rich.
A luxury bathroom serves the stunning master suite, complete with a full-sized walk-in shower. The RV also offers an equally impressive kitchen, featuring gadgets such as a dishwasher, a Japanese hob and an espresso machine.
If the motorhome's interior isn’t quite big enough, you can even add a slide-out section, which extends the living space by an extra 20% when the vehicle is stationary all at the touch of a button.
Plus, the home’s climate control system is second to none, creating a comfortable living space all year round. And, according to motor1.com, the motorhome comes equipped with a high-end, Burmester stereo that's responsible for €300,000 (£250k/$327k) of that hefty price tag!
If you're planning on taking yours to sunny climes, you can also add a built-in barbeque and dine under your very own extendable canopy. Perfection!
One of the most customisable motorhomes on the market is the Vario Perfect 1200 Platinum, by German manufacturer VARIOmobil.
Built using the highest quality materials, this luxe RV is made to order to your exacting specifications with a 2025 base price of €2.1 million, or around £1.8 million ($2.3m) including VAT. However, the plentiful features and deluxe extras can easily push the price significantly higher.
The premium RV is 39 feet (12m) long and sits on a Mercedes Actros chassis.
Every Vario RV is custom-made, with optional extras such as air conditioning, an LED touch panel command centre and a washer/dryer as well as a full multimedia selection including a Bose sound system, 4G connectivity with onboard Wi-Fi and Apple TV.
With room to accommodate four to six beds, the modern interior sports stylish leather furnishings, with a sophisticated colour palette of cream and dark walnut wood.
What’s more, the luxury vehicle has plenty of gadgets in its arsenal too, from a steerable trailer axle to a 360-degree camera system and driver assistance for perfect on-the-road manoeuvrability.
Described as a piece of 'exclusive real estate' built onto a triple-axle Mercedes chassis, the 1200 model boasts a true stretch of living space, expanded further by three electro-hydraulic slide-outs and enhanced with nightclub-grade audio and intelligent lighting.
What’s more, you’ll find an XXL rear garage, allowing you to take your supercar with you wherever you go. How's that for billionaire bling?
This one-of-a-kind motorhome was created for actor Will Smith by Anderson Mobile Estates. Instead of slumming it in a hotel, the Fresh Prince commissioned this gigantic motor so he'd have somewhere to stay after a long day of shooting.
Named 'The Heat', it cost the star £1.9 million ($2.5m) for two plush floors of mobile accommodation.
An unconventional addition to Will Smith's property portfolio, the huge 1,200-square-foot (111sqm) land yacht has 22 wheels and offers up £76,000 ($100k) of technology, comprising 14 televisions and a 30-person state-of-the-art cinema.
Even more impressively, the RV roof rises 42 inches (1.6m) to reveal a second floor.
The duplex motor is fitted out with £23,000 ($30k) worth of leather across a generous living space, ideal for entertaining A-list visitors.
The glamorous main living space lies downstairs, featuring sofas aplenty and a kitchen with over £75,000 ($100k) worth of granite countertops. There's also a sleek bathroom spanning the entire width of the trailer, complete with a steam shower and a privacy screen that turns opaque at the touch of a button.
Each Anderson Mobile Estates creation is entirely bespoke, with the exterior and interior designed to cater to the requirements of each client.
The Heat offers everything from business conference rooms to luxury guest suites, with every detail carefully considered. There’s even a high-end video surveillance system that provides 360-degree security to keep the lucky resident safe and sound.
You can rent it yourself for an amazing £227 ($295) per night at 7744 Ranch, Austin's most prestigious glamping destination.
The Furrion Elysium might be a concept vehicle, but its magnificent design truly redefines the luxury mobile lifestyle. Thanks to its many fixtures, this glamorous RV is worth an incredible £2 million ($2.5m).
For this hefty sum, the plush fly-in home comes with a private rooftop helipad, a helicopter and a hot tub.
As a leader in luxury products for recreational vehicles, Furrion knows a thing or two about living your best life on the move.
Created to promote the company's extensive range of high-end appliances and entertainment systems, the impressive 45-foot-long (14m) vehicle is outfitted with the latest smart living solutions.
Unsurprisingly, the interior of the concept RV is equally as impressive as the exterior, thanks to its state-of-the-art kitchen, 75-inch (1.9m) TVs, top-of-the-line surround sound system, atmospheric mood lighting and French doors.
The roof is accessed by a staircase, which also leads up to the motorhome's retractable helicopter pad. That price tag suddenly isn't sounding so steep, is it?
As well as an enticing hot tub on the upper deck, there's also an attractive seating area that offers the perfect spot to unwind after a long drive.
Known for their innovation, craftsmanship and eclectic designs, Marathon Coach makes thoroughly unique motorhomes, and the X3-45 #1365 model is no exception.
Now sold, it cost an amazing £2.2 million ($2.8m). The sublime coach dazzles with its bold exterior detailing – but that's nothing compared to what awaits inside...
The opulent interior features plush leather furnishings, sparkling floors and stylish wood-effect cabinetry.
Decked out with stylish fixtures, vibrant LED lights and plenty of smart home technology, including underfloor heating, this plush model is a motorhome worthy of the rich and famous.
The RV is packed with extravagant amenities and comfort-adding extras, like a fireplace insert in the salon, four air conditioning units and a 360-degree camera system.
The kitchen has bespoke built-in storage, a Sub-Zero refrigerator and a transforming dining table that can extend to host larger gourmet gatherings.
There's also a large bedroom, kitted out with an adjustable reclining bed, a huge TV, clever storage solutions and a luxe ensuite bathroom, as well as Marathon’s exclusive 'theatre' button, for one-touch control of lights, blinds and AV equipment.
If you don't like the look of this model, there are plenty more to choose from. You can even order a custom RV, tailored entirely to you. From the exterior paintwork to fabric stitching details, you can design the vehicle to meet your exacting standards.
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