If you’re thinking about upgrading your tourer, you’re probably already asking the same question as countless other enthusiasts: when are the 2026 Coachman caravans going to be available to order?
Coachman is famously discreet with exact launch timings, but if you’ve followed their seasonal pattern over the years, you’ll know there’s a clear rhythm to how these releases unfold. So, while we’re all waiting for official confirmation, here’s what typically happens—and what you can expect this year.
Coachman tend to follow a similar schedule each season:
Summer: New-season models are previewed internally to UK dealers (like us at Kimberley Caravans). This is when we first get to see the fresh layouts, updated specs, and design tweaks in person.
Late Summer / Early Autumn: Public launch announcements happen. Brochures, price lists, and final specs are released, and official images are circulated.
Autumn: The very first display models start arriving at dealerships across the UK, ready for customers to view in person.
Winter into Spring: Customer orders begin delivery, with early buyers securing the first available production slots.
While no dates are confirmed yet for the 2026 range, it’s safe to say we’re approaching the most exciting part of the cycle.
This is a phase a lot of people don’t see behind the scenes. Here’s how it works:
This is why you might hear a dealer say, “We’ve seen them, but we can’t share details yet.” It’s not us being coy—it’s because Coachman controls when information is officially released to the public.
While the exact date will be confirmed soon, based on past years, here’s our best estimate:
✅ Late summer 2025 – Official specs become public.
✅ Early autumn – Ordering opens and first display models arrive at dealers.
✅ Autumn onwards – Customer orders begin production, with early delivery slots allocated first come, first served.
If you’re keen to secure a 2026 model early, this is the best time to start planning. Pre-orders fill up surprisingly fast—especially for popular layouts in the Lusso and VIP ranges.
This is the golden question. Here are a few things to consider:
If you’re not fussed about having the very latest graphics or upholstery, a 2025 Coachman is still a brilliant choice. You’ll avoid waiting and can often take delivery straight away.
If you love knowing your caravan is fresh from the factory, 2026 is worth the wait—especially as Coachman are likely to add more refinements to the flagship models.
If you want a specific build slot for next season’s holidays, registering your interest early means you’re first in the queue.
We know the anticipation can feel like a slow countdown—but once the official release is confirmed, the process moves quickly. From first photos to brochure downloads and order books opening, it all happens in a matter of weeks.
The good news is you don’t have to figure it out alone. Our team at Kimberley Caravans will be among the first to see the new 2026 Coachman line-up and will help you:
Compare specs and layouts
Understand price changes
Reserve your preferred model before public demand takes over
If you’d like to be notified the moment the 2026 Coachman caravans are announced, just leave your details with us. You’ll get early access to brochures, pricing, and priority ordering.
👉 Register Your Interest Here or call your nearest branch—our team is ready to help.
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