Elkhart, Ind.-based NeXus RV, which moved exclusively to Class C/Super C production several years ago, continues to push the Class C envelope.
“Our whole thing is, we have 100% market share below $200,000,” said NeXus RV President Claude Donati, whose company will share an expansive display along Executive Parkway with Axiom RV and Modern Buggy.
“Super C’s in 2020 were merely 3% of the motorized market,” added National Sales Manager Gary Yeoman. “Today, we’re sitting at it being 15% and it’s growing — it’s the only category that is up in the RV segment. We build on more Super C platforms than anyone else. You look at our fleet lineup at CV International, MV International, Ford on the F-650, the S2 Freightliner — and then you’re going to see a Dodge product at the beginning of 2027 at the Tampa Show and we’re going to add another Ford to the 2027 lineup.”
And, while that Dodge-based Super C won’t be ready by Open House, Donati said the company will have the chassis on display so dealers “will be able to see what we’re doing differently to it.”
The expansive display also allows NeXus to exhibit its full line, added Donati. “So, we’ll have everything on display from Triumph and Phantom in our Class C’s to our Viper B-plus product to all our Super C lineups — Wraith on the S2 Freightliner; Ghost, which is our flagship Super C on the MV International; and our new Rebel Air.”
Introduced recently, the Rebel Air is offered in three floorplans — the 30R, 34R and 35R, with MSRPs starting at $344,326. The four-wheel-drive platform was upgraded with a Kelderman shock system using an air system. Donati noted that the company also will debut several new Super C floorplans at Open House.
“We’re trying to stay really, really tight to some price points that we think give us exclusivity at certain points in the pricing pyramid,” added Donati.
