Ever wondered what life on the road looks like when money is no object? These luxury motorhomes aren’t just campervans – they're rolling mansions, complete with underfloor heating, walk-in showers and even garages for a supercar.

With all the high-tech comforts of home (and then some), why should the ultra-wealthy be tied down when they can take their mansion wherever they please?

Click or scroll on to peek inside the most extravagant RVs out there right now.

All dollar values in US dollars

Marketed as the perfect family motorhome, the 2025 Thor Aria 4000 by Thor Motor Coach combines high performance with comfort and a smart, space-saving design. Impressively, this home-on-the-road has the capacity to sleep up to eight people.

While the Aria 4000 is produced in the company's factory in Indiana in the US Midwest, it's sold through select dealers across America and Canada. Model prices will vary between dealerships, but the manufacturer's suggested retail price is $440,860 (£327k).

The Aria 4000 is built on a Freightliner chassis and features a 6.7-litre engine and aluminium wheels. There's ducted air conditioning and a solar charging system, as well as a hydronic water heating system. 

Seven-foot-high (2.1m) ceilings give the RV a spacious, airy feel, while wood-effect porcelain tile flooring underfoot adds a stylish finish to the living spaces.

In the lounge zone, there's a 50-inch (127cm) LED smart TV, plus another 32-inch (81cm) TV mounted above the cockpit. More gadgets are hiding in the four-seater dining booth, which is fitted with a wireless phone charger and USB plug. 

While it may be compact, the kitchen fits a remarkable amount in its snug floor plan. Featuring grey cabinetry and a white metro-tiled splashback, the space includes a large stainless-steel sink, a two-burner hob, a convection microwave oven and a full-size fridge with an in-door water dispenser and an ice maker. 

Clever space-saving hacks have been integrated throughout: one of the kitchen drawers pulls out to create an extended countertop, and a narrow pantry cupboard has been slotted in the gap between the dining booth and the fridge.

The master bedroom is situated at the rear of the RV and offers all the creature comforts any wealthy explorer might want. The room includes a Tilt-A-View king-size bed, which inclines the mattress to give a perfect view of the outlook through the opposite window and opens up some extra floor space.

While there's a bathroom with a combined bathtub and shower situated just off the hallway, the master also has its own wash space. The luxurious scheme has a walk-in shower with bench seating, plus dual wash basins. 

One of the stand-out features of the Aria 4000 is its large sleeping capacity. In addition to the master bedroom, there are a number of other bedroom spaces built into the RV's design.

Sequestered above the cockpit, there's a motorised drop-down bunk accessed via a ladder, which can sleep up to two people. Elsewhere in the lounge, the sofa converts into a double bed. In the hallway, there's a wardrobe that can be transformed into bunk beds if needed. Talk about squeezing maximum functionality into every square foot of space!

Marketed as a resort on wheels, the 2025 American Eagle 45k is one of the most high-spec new motorhomes looking to entice a wealthy buyer. It's the latest design from Indiana-based American Coach, a company with more than 30 years of experience crafting luxury RVs.  

Featuring a 605-horsepower (451kW) Cummins® X15 engine and a custom Freightliner chassis, the model is available in six different exterior finishes – Liberty Mist is pictured here. The manufacturer's suggested retail price starts at a little over $1 million (£742k) and the American Eagle 45k is currently available in dealerships across the US.

Finishes throughout the 443-square-foot (41sqm) interior are as you'd expect in a luxury apartment, from the quartz countertops, chrome hardware and hardwood furniture to the herringbone porcelain-tiled floors, which are fitted with underfloor heating. There are three different interior design schemes to choose from – this unit features the Key Largo décor package.

Three strategically placed slide-out modules, which expand the RV's interior when stationary, maximise the available square footage and add extra space to the lounge, kitchen and master bedroom. 

A four-seater dining booth sits opposite the U-shaped kitchen, which offers significantly more prep space than other RV models. The soft-close cabinetry is available in four different finishes, including walnut and light grey, while the countertops are Cambria quartz. 

The space is packed with state-of-the-art gadgetry. There's a touch-free tap, a recessed two-burner induction hob, a dishwasher, a convection microwave and, most impressive of all, a bespoke four-door Samsung fridge with an external display screen that shows you its contents.

Reclining theatre-style seats provide the ideal spot to relax in front of the living room's 4K smart TV. 

All of the motorhome's electronics are powered by a top-of-the-range smart home control system, from the slide-out structural modules and external awnings to the lighting, heating and audio systems. This means that, even when away, any millionaire owners would have full control of their RV through a phone or tablet. 

The private master bedroom is situated at the opposite end of the motorhome and features a large bed, a wall-mounted smart TV and plenty of built-in storage and wardrobes. 

There's a snug washroom located between the main living area and the bedroom, plus a luxurious en suite bathroom at the rear of the RV. The latter offers a tiled walk-in shower, double vanities with sparkling quartz countertops, a skylight, mirrored medicine cabinets and a washing machine and dryer. 

One of the most exciting additions to the luxury motorhome market is the Brabus Big Boy 1200, launched in October 2024. It's Brabus's first foray into RV design – the German company is best known for its high-end customised vehicles. Constructed on a three-axle chassis and featuring a powerful 12.8-litre engine, it's clear to see that the motorhome carries the same DNA as the supercar specialists' other projects. 

The Brabus Big Boy 1200 is built to order and prices begin at just under €1.3 million ($1.5m/£1.1m). While the model is primarily aimed at and available to the European market, buyers can get in touch to discuss availability in other countries. 

Measuring more than 39 feet (12m) in length and encompassing 320 square feet (30sqm) of streamlined interior, the RV fuses style with a space-efficient floor plan. When the motorhome is parked, four electrically extendable slide-out modules – two on each side of the vehicle – expand the saloon and bedroom to a width of 14.8 feet (4.5m). 

Rectangular windows line the length of the RV's main living area, dubbed the saloon, while skylights punctuate the ceiling overhead. Drawing views of the surrounding scenery inside, the space acts as a viewing lounge.

Moving into the saloon, a stylish modern kitchen is framed by LED lighting strips. It features dark wood cabinetry with rounded edges, a sink, induction hob, oven, dishwasher, coffee machine and fridge, complete with a freezer compartment. 

Opposite, a pair of bespoke leather sofas and a large black table work triple time as a relaxation spot, banquette-style dining seating and a mobile workspace. Perfect for high net-worth individuals to do business on the road!

The opulent bathroom acts as a divider between the RV's living and sleeping compartments. Clad in stunning grey and white natural stone, the space is fitted out with contrasting black hardware and atmospheric strip lighting. A glass wall separates the walk-in shower from the toilet and sink.

The temperature within the RV is kept at a comfortable level all year round thanks to the automatic climate control system and heater. These can be run off the power grid when the vehicle is stationary or powered by eight roof-mounted solar panels and an energy storage system when in motion.

The master bedroom is situated at the rear of the motorhome. When expanded, the two slide-out modules on either side of the room make space for a large double bed. There's also a mirrored wardrobe, a desk and a 43-inch (109cm) 4K TV installed opposite the bed.

An additional double bed can be electronically lowered from above the driver's cab, bringing the maximum occupancy to four. 

Passengers can easily stay connected to the wider world while on the move. Starlink satellite internet allows you to stream TV shows, take video calls and access the internet in even the most remote locations. 

While the Dembell Motorhome M has been a staple on the luxury RV scene for some time, the Hungarian company's current model, featuring a large garage, is still one of the most high-end RVs making waves among affluent buyers in 2025. 

The starting price is around €1.3 million ($1.3m/£1.1m), which rises to just over €1.4 million ($1.4m/£1.2m) for a model outfitted with the maximum specifications. There are both left-hand and right-hand drive designs on sale and, in addition to the globally available model, the company is also in the process of developing a US-specific model. 

Built on a Mercedes-Benz chassis, the 39-foot-long (12m) motorhome includes two slide-outs, which add an extra 323 square feet (30sqm) of space to the lounge, kitchen and bedroom.

The RV's living spaces were inspired by the sleek, luxurious finishes of a yacht – Dembell even collaborated with an Italian design studio that specialises in yacht interiors.

Illuminated by futuristic lighting panels overhead, the main living area includes a corner sofa and a full kitchen with a hob, a hidden sink, a dishwasher drawer and a fridge-freezer.

Surprisingly, the RV's internal ceiling heights are almost the same height as in a regular home, coming in at around 6.9 feet (2.1m).

The interior is available in three different colourways: copper, steel and petrol. Here in the bathroom, you can see the copper scheme, which features warm accents across the vanity unit, the illuminated mirror and the glass door of the walk-in shower. 

Certain aspects as the interior can be customised and there's the option to separate the washbasin and shower compartment into two spaces or combine them into one room.

Smart doors, which open via a sensor in the wall, lead the way to the master bedroom. The space offers a full double bed with hidden storage underneath, a 50-inch (127cm) TV and large wardrobes. While there's a thermostat in the room, additional warmth is provided by an ingenious surface-heated window, which features a conductive coating.

Elsewhere, a bunk-style bed concealed above the motorhome's cockpit can be lowered down from the ceiling by an electronic elevator system, adding extra berths if needed.

The garage, which can accommodate a vehicle up to 13 feet (4m) long, is where this RV really stands out from the crowd. The space is fitted with hydraulic tracks that can automatically move a parked car into the garage. The RV also has a hydraulic lift that elevates the garage's ceiling to make space for taller vehicles without compromising the functionality of the bedroom above. 

The other two models in Dembell's range include a motorhome with a small garage, which can hold a Smart car, and an RV with side storage that's ideal for a motorbike; perfect for loading up those expensive toys.

An offshoot of Québec design firm LOKI Box Design, LOKI Coach released its first motorhome at the start of 2023. While the company is somewhat of a newcomer to the world of RVs, it's certainly making an impact.

Available in the US and Canada, the latest addition to its inventory is the streamlined, design-forward LOKI Elite H-Series. Pricing for the latest iteration begins at $1.8 million (£1.3m). However, with customisation options for two, three or four slide-outs – which extend the interior floor plan – the final figure could be significantly more.

It's no surprise then that luxury living comes as standard. The 45-foot-long (14m) model features heated floors throughout, air-conditioning, climate control, motorised window blinds and even a Dyson vacuum cleaner.

The multifunctional living area packs a lot into the available space: there's a compact desk for working on the road, a sofa with a hidden motorised hideaway bed, a 65-inch (165cm) drop-down TV, and a dining area. If that wasn't enough, the kitchen comes with quartz countertops, a microwave, a dishwasher, a hob, a full-size fridge-freezer and a UV water purifier.

Entered through an automatic pocket door, the master bedroom suite has an adjustable king-size bed, two wardrobes fitted with LED lighting, three shoe storage drawers, a security safe and a 50-inch (127cm) 4K TV that rises from the dresser on a motorised lift. 

There are more gadgets to be found throughout the RV, including two Bose sound bars, satellite radio and Starlink internet. Plus, if the prosperous owners fancy watching a movie under the stars, there's also a 55-inch (140cm) outdoor TV and a Samsung outdoor sound system. 

There's a small washroom situated in the main living area, but the primary bathroom is located at the rear of the RV through the master bedroom.

Clad in glossy, marble-effect wall treatments, the spa-style space includes a quartz sink, stylish black hardware and a mirrored vanity cabinet, along with a large, glass-fronted walk-in shower with pressure controls, its own lighting system and bench seating.

The motorhome is equally as impressive when it comes to performance. Constructed on a Prevost H3-45 chassis, the model features a self-sufficient power system that's ideal for living off the grid. There's an array of 2.5kW solar panels mounted to the roof, along with a 96kWh lithium battery bank with 8000ah Capacity to store excess energy. 

A Garmin vehicle management system offers user controls and touch-screen displays throughout the RV and the leather-lined cockpit is fitted with a 360-degree camera system, heated massage seats and Garmin GPS.

After production was completed in late 2024, the impressive 2026 Newell Coach P50 made quite a name for itself touring motorhome trade shows throughout the US.

A fully custom manufacturer, Newell only produces a handful of RVs each year and every bespoke vehicle is uniquely tailored to the buyer's specification. The base price for a 2026 custom build starts from $2.5 million (£1.9m) and new units are only available for purchase through the company's headquarters in the US city of Miami in Oklahoma. 

Pictured here is the latest show model of the P50 (Newell Coach #1827). Fitted out with high-end finishes and amenities, the interior of each unit can be personalised to its affluent owner's tastes, with customisation work carried out at Newell's headquarters or the buyer's location.

Combining style with substance, the 45-foot (14m) RV has a 605-horsepower (451kW) Cummins X15 engine and is powered by a hefty 20kW generator. The motorhome is accessed through a pneumatic entry door and automatic entry steps, while the leather driver and copilot seats include massage, heat and cooling settings. 

The main living area is expansive and luxuriously detailed. There's a sofa, a recliner, a pull-out laptop table, a quartz-topped dining booth, a 50-inch (13cm) mounted smart TV and an additional 65-inch (165cm) smart TV that's raised on a lift mechanism from inside the dresser. 

Far more than a modest kitchenette, the galley-style kitchen is equipped with a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher, a two-burner induction hob, a convection oven, a garbage disposal, a hot water tap and a fridge freezer. There are also two pantry cupboards for storing dry foods. 

What's more, the RV features four roof-mounted air conditioning units to keep the interior temperature comfortable all year round. 

The opulent bedroom is situated towards the rear and includes a junior king-sized bed flanked by quartz-topped nightstands. For storage, there's a built-in dresser and two wardrobes illuminated by LED clothes rods. Porcelain-tiled flooring with underfloor heating ensures optimal levels of comfort, while a 68-inch (172cm) projector screen keeps travellers entertained.

For guests, this model also has a handy hideaway bed with an air mattress stowed under the sofa in the lounge to increase the motorhome's occupancy. 

The model comes with two bathrooms: a compact washroom just off from the main living area, and a large bathroom, which is accessed via the bedroom. The latter is the ultimate in on-the-road luxury, offering a large walk-in shower fitted with a rainfall showerhead, quartz underlit countertops, mirrored walls and a washing machine and dryer. 

When it comes to technology, the RV is equipped with surround-sound speakers, Apple TV and a Winegard Starlink WiFi package. 

Headquartered in Sanford, Florida, US-based Millennium Luxury Coaches offers an impressive catalogue of high-spec RVs built on Prevost chassis. 

Available in the US and Canada, the company's 2025 Millennium H3-45 is one of its most luxurious models to date. The base price of the 45-foot-long (14m) diesel design starts from just under $2.6 million (£1.9m), though the final figure can be higher depending on the customisation options selected.

Custom paint can be chosen for the exterior, while the interior provides stylish, high-end finishes and plenty of state-of-the-art tech. The motorhome can be controlled through a home automation system and a 360-degree bird's-eye camera monitors the RV at all times. 

Available colour schemes include blue, beige, silver and black. This particular design features an opulent beige interior with spotlights recessed into the ceiling, underfloor heating and a flat-screen TV that flips down from above the cockpit.   

At the rear of the main lounge, the kitchen has glossy, wood-effect cabinetry, custom countertops, a recessed hob, a sink, a coffee machine, a fridge and a glass-fronted drinks cooler. Opposite, there's a pantry cupboard and a compact dining area with booth-style seating for enjoying family meals.

The model includes four slide-out modules, two on each side of the motorhome, which significantly expand the floor plan to create an airy, spacious living area.

A small bathroom and storage areas sit between the open-plan lounge and the sleeping quarters at the back of the RV.

Almost the same size as the main living space, the bedroom is fit for any millionaire. Two closets flank the entrance to the suite, while two back-lit display cabinets and a flip-down flat-screen TV are located opposite the large bed. 

Two barn-style sliding doors lead the way from the master bedroom to the main bathroom. Featuring statement tiling, stylish black hardware and plenty of ambient lighting, the wash space is a spa-style retreat for life on the road. The room contains a full-sized walk-in shower with a fold-down bench, a backlit mirror, an underlit vanity countertop and a storage closet. 

So whether you're after a built-in garage for your supercar or a spa-style bathroom with a view, these rolling palaces prove that life on the road doesn’t mean roughing it – but only if your pockets are deep enough!