Three companies joined the RV Industry Association (RVIA) in June, expanding the organization’s network of more than 500 manufacturers and suppliers representing 98% of all RVs produced in the United States.
Safe-T-Plus Steering Control, located in Tallapoosa, Georgia, joined as an aftermarket supplier. The company was developed to enhance safety and stability for drivers of motorhomes, buses, 18-wheelers, and travel trailers, offering added protection and comfort on unpredictable roads.
Also joining the association is Sagiv, an Israeli-based supplier headquartered in Mashabey Sade. The company manufactures hoses and electrical components used in RVs.
The third addition is Auto-Motion Shade, a supplier based in Scarborough, Ontario. The company specializes in awnings, sun visors, and related shading products for RV interiors and exteriors.
These new members reflect RVIA’s continued effort to unify key players in the manufacturing and supply chain sectors.
“Be a part of the national trade association representing RV manufacturers and their component parts suppliers who together build more than 98% of all RVs produced in the U.S., and approximately 60 percent of RVs produced worldwide,” the association indicates in a News and Insights report of RVIA.
Founded to represent the collective voice of the RV industry, RVIA also works to promote product innovation and strengthen consumer confidence through quality standards and technical guidance.
Membership in the association provides suppliers access to advocacy efforts, research, technical support, and business development opportunities across North America.
According to its website, RVIA serves as the unifying voice of the RV industry, connecting manufacturers, suppliers, and partners to advance shared goals and drive business growth.
Through the Go RVing campaign, RVIA promotes consumer awareness and works to expand the RV market while ensuring a positive experience for current and future RVers.
As the recognized authority on RV industry trends and consumer behavior, RVIA plays a critical role in shaping a favorable regulatory environment by engaging with lawmakers and government agencies at both the state and federal levels.
Additionally, RVIA addresses the industry’s workforce needs through the RV Technical Institute (RVTI).