Adria upgrades its core Fiat Ducato-based Coral and Matrix ranges for 2027

Adria has upgraded its core Fiat-based Coral and Matrix low-profile ranges for the 2027 season, as well as its narrower low-profile Compact models.

While the sunroofs and atrium roofs on Coral low-profile motorhomes can now be opened, the drop-down bed on the more family-focused Matrix models has been reengineered, while living and sleeping areas on the models are more clearly defined.

Both ranges now come with a new cleaner exterior silhouette. This features a new hood and lighting signature at the front, while on the back panel a new rear black trim houses a light cluster which is partial LED on Select models, while Supreme models get full LED Hella lights. The rear wheel arch has also been redesigned to make it fit in more harmoniously with the Fiat base vehicle.

Exterior graphics have also been reduced in size to minimise heat absorption, and redesigned to differentiate Select and Supreme models more clearly. Supreme models also get garages that are linked up to central locking, which could appeal to fans of the best motorhomes with a garage.

Inside, the connection between the cab and the rest of the motorhome has also been reengineered to reduce the risk of water ingress. The opening between the two areas is also now the widest it has ever been for Matrix and Coral models.

All models now come with diesel heating as standard – Truma on Select models and Alde on Supreme models – as well as compressor fridges. Truma air conditioning is now also an option on both ranges.

Lithium batteries are now standard, as is a DC-DC charging booster that is designed to improve battery charging while you are on the move. There are also more USB ports and mains sockets throughout the motorhome.

A cutlery drawer has been added to the kitchen, while there are also small shelves you can adapt to suit your needs. Taps and drawer handles have been improved in both the kitchen and washroom, while the washroom now comes with more towel hooks and a toilet roll holder as standard. A hanging rail is now included in the garage.

Bedside pockets for storing things like mobile phones are included on Supreme motorhomes with fixed single beds. Supreme models also get an extra pair of speakers here.

Both the Coral and Matrix ranges have the same three motorhome layouts this season, all 7.49m in length. The 670 DC features an island bed with a parallel settee lounge, the 670 DL has the same lounge with fixed single beds, while the 670SL has fixed single beds with an L-shaped front dinette.

For this season, Adria’s Compact range consists of just one model – the 6.99m-long Compact DL with fixed single beds and a parallel settee front lounge (see our review of the 2026 Adria Compact Supreme DL to see what we made of it). As with Coral and Matrix, it has a redesigned exterior and hood and rear wheel arch, although Compact also gets a curved rear wall as standard.

Inside, all travel seats now face forward, while the sun roof can be opened. The cab and living areas have been merged with one continuous interior architecture. A redesigned washroom now comes with an aluminium rotating partition (with a premium finish on Supreme models) as well as a pivoting salad bowl washbasin.

There’s more ambient lighting in the bedroom, where headrests now come with an integrated pocket for mobiles and more. Compact models also now run on diesel heating, come with lithium batteries, a DC-DC charging booster, and a compressor fridge, while Supreme models get central locking for the garage. Truma air conditioning is an option.

As with the larger low-profiles, exterior graphics have been reduced in size and redesigned to differentiate between Supreme and Select models.

Another brand that has been sharing information about its 2027 news is Laika. For the upcoming season, the manufacturer’s Kreos range is moving to a Mercedes Sprinter base vehicle, while its Ecovip campervan line-up is being split into two sub-brands.

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