Jedno Asociace RV průmyslu (RVIA) welcomed seven companies as new members in June 2026, expanding its membership across the aftermarket, manufacturing, logistics and professional services sectors.
The association said the new members include suppliers of lithium batteries, security cameras, axles, air conditioners, freight and logistics services, insurance, and two manufacturers of park model RVs.
The additions are part of the organization’s ongoing effort to broaden participation among companies serving the recreational vehicle industry.
Podle jednoho Zprávy a statistiky zprávy RVIA on July 2, the trade group represents more than 430 manufacturers and component and aftermarket suppliers that collectively produce 98% of all RVs manufactured in the United States.
Its members work to support initiatives focused on safety, education, market growth, a favorable business environment and improving the RV ownership experience.
Among the new aftermarket supplier members is EPOCH Batteries LLC of Marietta, Georgia, which supplies battery chargers and lithium batteries for the RV market.
Also joining in the aftermarket supplier category is Shandong North Autotech Co. Ltd of Shandong, China, a supplier of axles, air conditioners, brakes and drums, and jacks.
Canadian company Vosker, based in Quebec, also joined as an aftermarket supplier. The company provides video and security camera products.
In the supplier category, OL USA of Itasca, Illinois, became a new member. The company provides international logistics services, including ocean and air freight, customs brokerage and global warehousing.
The association also added two companies in the park model RV manufacturer category. Custom Sheds Plus LLC of Syracuse, Indiana, and Silver Hill Cabins LLC of Narvon, Pennsylvania, both manufacture park model RVs.
Joining as an associate member is Gibson Insurance of South Bend, Indiana. The company provides insurance brokerage and risk management services.
The June additions reflect the range of businesses supporting the RV industry, from component manufacturing and vehicle production to logistics, insurance and security technology, further expanding the association’s membership base across multiple segments of the RV supply chain.