Because many manufacturers aim to replicate Winnebago’s significant level of quality, we are often asked what the differences are between Winnebago’s and other manufacturer’s coaches that have similar floorplans or are built on the same chassis. One such example of this includes the Class C Motorhomes, the Winnebago EKKO and the Transit Coachmen Cross Trail.
The all-season Winnebago EKKO is not only a power house for rugged, off-grid adventures – it also boasts all the comforts of home. Built on the dependable Ford Transit chassis, the EKKO combines the efficiency of a camper van, the added capacity of a Class C coach, and the enhanced capability of all-wheel-drive. Continue reading to meet the Winnebago EKKO and learn more about its key features and benefits.
The Winnebago Class C flexible lineup includes gas models, diesel models and AWD models. Find out more about these Class C models in our Blog.
What is the difference between the Winnebago EKKO and the Winnebago Travato? The EKKO is a Class C Motorhome and the Travato a Class B Campervan model. See our blog for additional differences in the models.
A common question we receive is “What is the difference between the Winnebago EKKO and the Winnebago Revel?” See our blog where we review key differences in these two Winnebago models.
Winnebago is known for continuous innovations in the motorhome industry and exemplifies this in their entire lineup, including the available Class C motorhomes. Available on both gas and diesel chassis, this another step in deciding on the perfect RV for you will be determining which fuel-type is best for your planned adventures. Continue reading to learn more about the Class C Gas and Class C Diesel motorhomes offered by Winnebago.