Tony was very enthusiastic about the changing trends in how Americans want to live and travel and the gap in the compact RV market that Wingamm could fill."
"Our plan came together when I met Tony Diamond and the TM Motorhome sales team about two years ago at our headquarters in Verona, Italy. "My vision has always been to bring my family-owned brand of compact European motorhomes to America," Wingamm CEO Lorena Turri explained in an announcement this month. With help from entrepreneur Tony Diamond and his newly formed company TM Motorhomes, Wingamm is now on its way to the US market for the first time. In the decades since, the brand has expanded to 15 markets around Europe and Asia.
Not quite a camper van, not quite a Class C motorhome, Wingamm describes the Oasi as a "micro RV," a vehicle that's the same length as a camper van but with a larger living area that sleeps a family of four under a hard roof.įounded as a family van conversion business in 1977, Wingamm expanded into building its signature fiberglass monocoque motorhomes five years later. Hymer has been in the US, gone and back again, and now Italian innovator Wingamm is bringing over its Oasi series. After peering longingly for decades across the Atlantic at innovative European camper vans and small motorhomes, American RVers are finally seeing some of those options land Stateside.
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