The RV Industry Association (RVIA) will review its Fall 2026 RV RoadSigns forecast during a members-only webinar Oct. 28, featuring ITR Economics Senior Forecaster Connor Lokar, who will explain how the forecast was developed and discuss the evidence and risks behind its projections.
The 60-minute session is scheduled for 2 p.m. Eastern time and will provide RV industry members with an overview of the latest quarterly forecast, including wholesale shipment projections and macroeconomic factors affecting the recreational vehicle industry.
Lokar will provide an in-depth explanation of the Fall 2026 forecast, including the supporting evidence used in its development and potential risks associated with the outlook. The presentation is intended to give participants insight into the analysis behind the projections.
The RV RoadSigns forecast provides quarterly wholesale shipment projections for the RV industry and examines macroeconomic conditions that may affect industry performance. The forecast is one of the association’s resources for tracking shipment expectations and economic factors relevant to manufacturers and other industry participants.
Following the presentation, attendees will have an opportunity to ask questions about the forecast and its underlying analysis. The question-and-answer portion will allow members to seek clarification on the projections, supporting evidence and identified risks.
Participation is restricted to RVIA members.
The association, which has offices in the Washington, D.C., area and Elkhart, Indiana, represents more than 430 manufacturers and component and aftermarket suppliers.
Its members produce 98% of recreational vehicles made in the United States and approximately 60% of RVs manufactured worldwide. The association serves as the trade voice for the RV industry, which has an estimated $159 billion in annual economic output.
RVIA works with its members to advance the industry, support growth and innovation, and strengthen collaboration across the outdoor recreation market.
