Between January 14 and 18 at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa, Winnebago Industries showcased over 62 Winnebago-branded models alongside 71 new products from Grand Design RV and 31 Newmar coaches, reinforcing its leadership in the $50 billion North American RV market. Highlights included the debut of the Sunflyer Class C RV built on a Ford chassis with Murphy+ bed and rear gear garage, the six–floor‐plan Thrive travel trailer aimed at budget‐conscious buyers, Grand Design’s Foundation 42GD destination trailer with Tek Modo fiberglass roof and industry‐first rear lofted observation deck, and Newmar’s Freedom Aire Compact C model on a Mercedes-Benz 4500 chassis featuring an innovative convertible layout and up to triple solar capacity. The breadth of offerings—from Class A diesels to toy haulers—positions Winnebago to capture demand across entry, mid and premium price points, while engineering advances and smart‐connectivity features aim to drive margins and customer loyalty.

On January 13, Winnebago Industries released its seventh annual Corporate Responsibility Report in accordance with GRI Universal Standards, including TFCD and California climate disclosures. The report details a 22% reduction in total recordable incident rate and a 43% drop in days away, restricted or transferred (DART), reflecting enhanced workplace safety. Water‐use reduction is on track to meet the 30% target by 2030, while a new Product Sustainability Steering Committee drives eco‐friendly materials integration. Community engagement generated $750,000 in charitable contributions and 13,600 volunteer hours, earning Winnebago Benevity’s Goodie NewB Award and recognition by Newsweek as one of America’s most trustworthy, greenest and most responsible companies. Investors gain transparency on nine ESG priorities—from emissions to inclusion—underscoring Winnebago’s commitment to sustainable growth and long‐term value creation.