For the 2027 season, the America H has undergone a major restyling that brings its aesthetic closer to that of the America New Deal H, the flagship model of the ARCA range.
This evolution embodies two of the brand’s core values: design and a wealth of features.
Externally, the new America H stands out thanks to its Expedition Grey colour scheme, which gives the vehicle a more contemporary look and reinforces the new ARCA family identity.
The range comprises the America H 745 GLC, with a central bed, and the America H 745 GLG, with twin beds. Both models measure 7.49 metres in length, have a gross vehicle weight of 3,500 kg when fully laden, are approved for four passengers and offer a particularly generous range of features, in true ARCA style.
Among the most significant new features is the panoramic windscreen, which improves visibility whilst driving and increases the amount of light in the cabin.
Standard equipment includes, amongst other things, a veranda, a solar panel, a 2,000 W inverter, a spacious rear garage with variable volume on the GLC, a connection for an external shower head, an XL entrance door and a Truma Combi D 6 E heating system, powered by diesel and electricity.
The heated grey water tank completes the specification.
The XL entrance door facilitates access on board and leads into an interior characterised by high-quality finishes and a soft-touch ceiling: a combination of features designed to make the travelling experience even more comfortable, whatever the season.
A living area designed for spending time together on both America H models. The living area features a bright and convivial face-to-face dinette, designed to encourage socialising and offer maximum usability during stops.
The extendable central table allows the space to be adapted to suit the crew’s needs, whilst the fold-down double bed, positioned above the driver’s cab, ensures a sleeping arrangement that’s always ready without compromising the living area’s usability.
The kitchen reflects the high-quality design of the range, with an acrylic stone worktop and numerous storage compartments, alongside a large 174-litre compressor fridge.
Space, light and functionality thus come together in an environment designed to be lived in, not simply passed through.