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Midwest Automotive Designs RVs For Sale

Midwest Automotive Designs luxury Class B Sprinter conversions for sale at Motor Home Specialist, the #1 Volume Selling Motor Home Dealer in the World and the #1 Midwest Automotive Designs dealer in the world. We stock new Midwest Automotive Designs luxury Mercedes-Benz Sprinter conversions priced well below MSRP with industry-leading discounts. That saves you thousands compared to other dealers.

Midwest Automotive Designs was established in 2000 with a focused mission: build luxury personal-use conversions on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter platform. The brand debuted its original Business Class and Weekender models at the 2001 SEMA Show. It has led the luxury Sprinter conversion segment ever since. The craftsmanship heritage goes back even further, through Chariot Vans (founded 1978), StarCraft and Imperial Vans (1992), and Elk Automotive (1998). Combined, those operations and the current Midwest team have produced nearly 260,000 vehicles across more than four decades of conversion van work.

Today Midwest operates from a 23-acre campus in Elkhart, Indiana. More than 300 dedicated professionals build nearly 1,800 custom vans per year, and more than 13,000 Midwest vans have been built since founding. Midwest joined the REV Group family in 2017. On February 2, 2026, Terex Corporation (NYSE: TEX) completed its merger with REV Group. That brought Midwest and the other REV Recreation Group brands under Terex. Today Midwest is part of the Terex RV Group alongside American Coach, Fleetwood RV, Holiday Rambler, and Renegade RV. The brand keeps its boutique custom-build approach, now backed by the scale of a publicly traded specialty equipment parent. Midwest also produces private-label Sprinter conversions for Ultimate Toys, Chinook, Holiday Rambler, Fleetwood, and American Coach.

The Midwest Automotive Designs Lineup

Midwest builds three luxury Sprinter conversion lines, each for a different kind of buyer. The Midwest Automotive Designs Patriot is the flagship. It's a fully featured luxury camper conversion with hand-crafted Midwest hydro-graphed wood cabinetry, a wet bath, an induction galley, and a power folding rear sofa bed. The Patriot has been the cornerstone of the brand since its 2017 introduction. It's the reference build for shoppers who want a traditional camper-focused Sprinter conversion.

The Midwest Automotive Designs Heritage shares the Patriot's Sprinter chassis, drivetrain, floor plans, and feature set. The difference is the interior design. The Heritage uses a contemporary European-inspired look, with laminated radius curved upper cabinetry, ambient halo lighting, and much-requested roll-up screen doors on the side and rear. It's the right pick if you want the Patriot's build quality with a more modern cabinet treatment.

The Midwest Automotive Designs Patriot Cruiser is the brand's day cruiser configuration. It's built for executive transport, business travel, sports team travel, and personal luxury road trips rather than extended camping. Midwest was the first luxury van conversion company to offer the Cruiser configuration and still leads the segment. The Patriot Cruiser centers on luxury custom seating with double-needle-stitched accents, an Alpine sound system, a 32-inch front overhead HDTV, and the Firefly touchscreen control system. Want extended travel capability without a full camper layout? The optional Patriot Cruiser Package adds a rear bath, refrigerator, microwave, and shoreline hookup.

Midwest Automotive Designs doesn't build Class A motorhomes, Class C motorhomes, travel trailers, or fifth wheels. The brand is Mercedes-Benz Sprinter conversion only.

Mercedes-Benz Approved Upfitter: The Signature Credential

Midwest Automotive Designs is the first Quality Approved upfitter for the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter in the U.S. That credential isn't handed out broadly. Mercedes-Benz requires approved upfitters to meet exacting standards in engineering, fabrication, electrical integration, safety compliance, and finish quality. Only then will the company lend its name and warranty support to a third-party conversion. Midwest earned the approval because every coach is fabricated in-house, from seating to woodwork to paint, in facilities built around the Sprinter platform. Midwest also led development of the first second-stage conversion Sprinter that meets all Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. That set the safety-compliance benchmark for the luxury Class B segment.

The Freedom Package: First Lithium-Electric Sprinter Conversion

In 2016, Midwest introduced the original Freedom Package: the first lithium-electric power system in a Sprinter conversion designed to remove onboard propane entirely. That innovation reshaped the luxury Class B segment. Before 2016, Class B camper vans relied on propane tanks for cooking, water heating, and cabin heat, plus a gas generator for off-grid power. The Freedom Package replaced all of it. The fully electric platform runs on lithium batteries, a high-output inverter, an under-hood secondary alternator, and a diesel-fired cabin heater and water heater fed by the Sprinter's existing fuel tank. The result: single-fuel travel, no propane refills, and no gas generator maintenance.

The current Freedom 1080 Package descends directly from that 2016 original. It includes 1,080 amp-hours of Dragonfly LiFePO4 lithium batteries, a 3,000-watt Xantrex sine wave inverter and charger, a high-efficiency rooftop A/C, the Timberline diesel furnace and hot water heater, an under-hood 280-amp high-output secondary alternator, and 320 watts of solar. It's an optional upgrade on the Patriot and Heritage. The Patriot Cruiser offers its own Freedom 600 Package, with 600 amp-hours of lithium batteries on the 144-inch chassis.

Why Buy a Midwest Automotive Designs at Motor Home Specialist?

Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas is the #1 volume-selling Midwest Automotive Designs dealer in the world. We've also been the #1 Volume Selling Motor Home Dealer in the World for 13 years running, with about $165MM in new and used RV inventory at a single location. Every new Midwest Automotive Designs is priced well below MSRP. You also get in-house financing, trade-in evaluations, and a full-service department with factory-trained technicians. Every new Midwest includes the RV Complete VIP Membership for the first year, 14 nights of free camping, and fuel discounts. After your coach orientation, you'll enjoy a free night in the MHSRV delivery park with full hookups.

Midwest Automotive Designs FAQs

Who makes Midwest Automotive Designs RVs?

Midwest Automotive Designs is a luxury Mercedes-Benz Sprinter conversion builder based on a 23-acre campus in Elkhart, Indiana. The brand was established in 2000. More than 300 dedicated professionals build nearly 1,800 custom vans per year, and more than 13,000 Midwest vans have been built since founding. The craftsmanship heritage goes back further, through Chariot Vans (1978), StarCraft and Imperial Vans (1992), and Elk Automotive (1998). Combined, those operations have produced nearly 260,000 vehicles over the decades.

Is Midwest Automotive Designs owned by Terex?

Yes, as of February 2, 2026. Terex Corporation (NYSE: TEX) completed its merger with REV Group on that date. That brought Midwest and the other REV Recreation Group brands under Terex. Midwest previously joined REV Group in 2017. Through these ownership changes, Midwest has kept its own brand identity, leadership team, and product line. The Terex RV Group includes Midwest Automotive Designs, American Coach, Fleetwood RV, Holiday Rambler, and Renegade RV. Midwest also produces private-label Sprinter conversions for Ultimate Toys, Chinook, Holiday Rambler, Fleetwood, and American Coach.

What types of vehicles does Midwest Automotive Designs build?

Midwest builds luxury Class B Mercedes-Benz Sprinter conversions in three lines: the Patriot (flagship camper conversion with hydro-graphed wood cabinetry), the Heritage (European-inspired interior with laminated radius cabinets and roll-up screen doors), and the Patriot Cruiser (day cruiser executive transport configuration). Midwest doesn't build Class A motorhomes, Class C motorhomes, travel trailers, or fifth wheels.

What does it mean that Midwest Automotive Designs is a Mercedes-Benz Approved Upfitter?

Midwest was the first Quality Approved upfitter for the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter in the U.S. Mercedes-Benz requires approved upfitters to meet exacting standards in engineering, fabrication, electrical integration, safety compliance, and finish quality before it lends its name and warranty support to a third-party conversion. Midwest earned the approval because every coach is fabricated in-house (seating, woodwork, paint, and final assembly) in facilities built around the Sprinter platform. Midwest also developed the first second-stage conversion Sprinter that meets all Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, setting the industry benchmark for safety compliance.

What is the Freedom Package?

The Freedom Package is Midwest's all-electric power system for Sprinter conversions. Midwest introduced the original in 2016 as the first lithium-electric system in a Sprinter conversion designed to remove onboard propane entirely. The current Freedom 1080 Package on the Patriot and Heritage includes 1,080 amp-hours of Dragonfly LiFePO4 lithium batteries, a 3,000-watt Xantrex sine wave inverter and charger, a high-efficiency rooftop A/C, the Timberline diesel furnace and hot water heater, an under-hood 280-amp high-output secondary alternator, and 320 watts of solar. The Patriot Cruiser offers a Freedom 600 Package with 600 amp-hours of lithium batteries on the 144-inch chassis. Both mean single-fuel travel with no propane refills and no gas generator maintenance.

Is Midwest Automotive Designs a good luxury Class B brand?

Midwest anchors the premium end of the luxury Class B Sprinter conversion segment. Its reputation rests on Mercedes-Benz Approved Upfitter status, in-house fabrication of seating, woodwork, and paint, and the pioneering 2016 Freedom Package that brought lithium-electric power to the segment. Shoppers often compare Midwest with OGV Luxury Coach, Airstream Interstate, Grech RV, Tiffin Cahaba, and Coachmen Galleria.

What is the difference between the Patriot, Heritage, and Patriot Cruiser?

All three ride on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis and share Midwest's in-house build quality. The Patriot is the flagship camper conversion, with hand-crafted hydro-graphed wood cabinetry, a wet bath, an induction galley, and a power folding rear sofa bed. The Heritage shares the Patriot's chassis, drivetrain, floor plans, and core features, but swaps in a European-inspired interior with laminated radius curved upper cabinets, ambient halo lighting, and roll-up side and rear screen doors. The Patriot Cruiser is the day cruiser configuration, built for executive transport, sports team travel, business travel, and luxury road trips rather than extended camping. It centers on luxury custom seating, an Alpine sound system, a 32-inch HDTV, and the option to add a rear bath, refrigerator, and microwave through the Patriot Cruiser Package.

Does Midwest Automotive Designs make Class A motorhomes, Class C motorhomes, travel trailers, or fifth wheels?

No. Midwest builds luxury Class B Mercedes-Benz Sprinter conversions only: the Patriot, Heritage, and Patriot Cruiser. Shopping for a Class A, Class C, fifth wheel, or travel trailer? Browse the broader MHSRV inventory across the other manufacturers we represent.

Which Midwest Automotive Designs model should I buy?

Want a traditional luxury camper conversion with a wet bath, induction galley, full sleeping setup, and Midwest's signature hydro-graphed wood cabinetry? Start with the Patriot. Want the same camper-focused build with a more modern European interior, laminated radius cabinets, ambient halo lighting, and roll-up screen doors? The Heritage. Need executive transport, business travel, sports team shuttle, or luxury day trips where seating, sound, and connectivity matter more than a full camper layout? The Patriot Cruiser. Your salesperson at Motor Home Specialist can walk through the floor plan, chassis, and feature differences to match the right Midwest to how you travel.

Can you drive a Midwest Automotive Designs as a daily driver?

Yes. Every Midwest is built inside the body of a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, which drives like a passenger van, not a coach. It parks in most standard spaces (watch the high roof in covered structures), handles city and highway driving with the Sprinter's full driver-assist tech, and takes the same fuel and routine service as any Sprinter chassis. Many Class B owners use their luxury Sprinter conversion as a secondary daily driver or weekend vehicle in addition to RV travel.

How much does a Midwest Automotive Designs cost?

Motor Home Specialist prices every new Midwest Automotive Designs well below MSRP with industry-leading discounts. That saves you thousands compared to other dealers. Pricing varies by line, floor plan, chassis, and options, including the Freedom 1080 Package, the Weekender Package, and the Patriot Cruiser Package. Contact MHSRV for current pricing on in-stock units.

Where can I buy a Midwest Automotive Designs?

Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas is the #1 volume-selling Midwest Automotive Designs dealer in the world. We stock one of the largest selections of new and used Midwest luxury Sprinter conversions anywhere, including the Patriot, Heritage, and Patriot Cruiser. MHSRV offers in-house financing, trade-in evaluations, and a full-service department with factory-trained technicians. Every new Midwest includes the RV Complete VIP Membership for the first year, 14 nights of free camping, fuel discounts, and a free night in the delivery park with full hookups after your coach orientation.

Manufacturer options, features, colors, etc. can all change without notice and MHSRV assumes no responsibility for the changes or possible errors in information provided by the manufacturer. All weights and measurements are approximate and not guaranteed to be 100% accurate. For the latest information be sure to check with your salesperson and/or the coach manufacturer and verify before purchase.