Looks like a new model ‘Coming Soon’

[DanielBoondock]

From their Twitter/X feed. Single axel, I’ll guess larger than the I but smaller than the II

 

 

[CB1735]

My guess is an Apex version of the single axle

[topgun2]

56 minutes ago, DanielBoondock said:

I’ll guess larger than the I but smaller than the II

I'd bet - 

the same size as the current Elite I.  Simply put - with each of the four molds that it take to make any Oliver costing in excess of $2,000,000 (i.e. total cost would be in excess of $8,000,000) the cost of introducing a third size of travel trailer is simply too high.  I'd also bet that similar to what has been done with the Elite II, a different model and/or trim level for the existing Elite I is behind that cover in the pic.

Bill

[Boudicca908]

25 minutes ago, topgun2 said:

each of the four molds

The OTT website has been updated since I last looked and has a nice comparison of the different current models. I notice that OTT has picked up on some of the Oliver Owner's personal upgrades, which is neat (such as offering an air fryer in lieu of a microwave). 

[DanielBoondock]

1 hour ago, topgun2 said:

I'd bet - the same size as the current Elite I.  Simply put - with each of the four molds that it take to make any Oliver costing in excess of $2,000,000 (i.e. total cost would be in excess of $8,000,000)

Yeah after I wrote that I thought “nah, it’ll be an upgraded I”. But $2M?? I knew those molds are expensive but that is nuts. Well $500k per mold I guess makes more sense. You make a fiberglass one-off model (the ‘plug’ I think?), then build the fiberglass mold off that. Still seems high but what do I know … 

 

Edit: easier bet; first reveal will be at the Rally

Edited October 3 by DanielBoondock

[jd1923]

4 hours ago, Boudicca908 said:

I notice that OTT has picked up on some of the Oliver Owner's personal upgrades, which is neat (such as offering an air fryer in lieu of a microwave).

Could be a coincidence. But there was once an old hull with an Air Fryer upgrade. 🤣

Edited October 3 by jd1923

[srthomsen]

4 hours ago, Chuck and Beth said:

My guess is an Apex version of the single axle

My  guess too>

[Olive2Roam]

There was a prototype of the LE I with apex trim on the showroom floor this summer. They said there was no plan to take that to market though. 

[HDRider]

On 10/2/2026 at 4:31 PM, CB1735 said:

My guess is an Apex version of the single axle

Yep

[HDRider]

On 10/2/2026 at 5:23 PM, topgun2 said:

I'd bet - 

the same size as the current Elite I.  Simply put - with each of the four molds that it take to make any Oliver costing in excess of $2,000,000 (i.e. total cost would be in excess of $8,000,000) the cost of introducing a third size of travel trailer is simply too high.  I'd also bet that similar to what has been done with the Elite II, a different model and/or trim level for the existing Elite I is behind that cover in the pic.

Bill

Assuming a sales pace of 50 units per year at $150,000 per, it will take 1.78 years to recoup a $2,000,000 capital investment with a a 15% net margin.

To break even on the investment, you need to sell 89 units in total (88.89 units exactly).

[shell]

Remember they were going to make a lower cost version of their 18 footer about 10  years ago, but scrapped the idea. Maybe that again. 

[BackofBeyond]

On 10/5/2026 at 7:46 AM, HDRider said:

Assuming a sales pace of 50 units per year at $150,000 per, it will take 1.78 years to recoup a $2,000,000 capital investment with a a 15% net margin.

To break even on the investment, you need to sell 89 units in total (88.89 units exactly).

I have always been intrigued by the Oliver business model: payment to hold a production spot, 50% up front, 50% at delivery. All production input costs, are in my estimation, fully understood and costed accurately.  Their experience in fiberglass technology - producing Oliver and the other ancillary business products has to give them an expertise and ability to favorably cost this out.  Not to mention we pay a premium for these things. 15% net seems low. 

[topgun2]

11 hours ago, shell said:

Remember they were going to make a lower cost version of their 18 footer about 10  years ago, but scrapped the idea. Maybe that again. 

Assuming that you are still wondering what is happening along this line then the "Signature" model is you answer.

Bill

[John Dorrer]

The Signature model was unvalled 3+/- weeks ago. Oliver shared pictures and videos. This is a prototype that showed a larger restroom and I believe no closet.

 

I believe Oliver was looking for feedback and they got a lot.