2025 Entegra Coach Aspire 44W Review

For those who dream of a life on the road but may be hesitant to leave the protection and luxury of your residential abode, get ready. This Entegra Coach diesel pusher embodies mobile TLC — that’s “tender loving care” — packaged into a tight and insulated rig. Built with a specific owner in mind, the 2025 Aspire 44W is made for full-time RV couples that don’t want to skimp on a single ounce of comfort.

Indeed, in the Aspire 44W, luxury takes on a whole new meaning — from genuine Italian leather furniture to hand-laid, porcelain-tiled flooring. Your countertops won’t even take a hit here. With 450 horsepower, the Entegra Coach Aspire 44W can haul your granite countertops up a steep mountain pass (with plenty of cavalry to spare).

Off the road, a good night’s sleep is the key to a happy life for lots of full-time RVers. And here, this Class A has few peers. The Aspire 44W includes noise-eliminating insulation. Which makes it easy to rest assured and rest well in its walkaround king-size bed. Comfort, comfort, and comfort! All in the foreground of an untamed, rugged landscape. What more could you ask for?

At a Glance: Aspire 44W

The 2025 Entegra Coach Aspire 44W gets four and a quarter stars out of five. The layout is stunning, modern, and chic. Plus, it has more storage than my residential basement. Entegra Coach has gone above and beyond to provide residential creature comforts to its buyers. But in doing so, one or two elements of functionality and safety took a hit. (I’ll talk about those under Challenges below.)

Check the Specs

Sleeping capacity: 4
GVWR: 49,000 pounds
GCWR: 64,000 pounds
Front GAWR: 17,000 pounds
Rear GAWR: 20,000 pounds
Tag axle gross weight rating: 12,000 pounds
Exterior length: 44 feet 11 inches
Exterior width: 8 feet 5 inches
Exterior height (with A/C and satellite): 12 feet 8 inches
Interior height: 7 feet
Fresh/Gray/Black: 100/62/41 gallons
Fuel tank capacity: 150 gallons
Furnace: 65,600 Btu (Aqua-Hot)
Wheel base: 320 inches

Features We Love

Valid air-leveling system with auxiliary air compressor
Safe View dash with 15-inch digital dash and 15-inch center console info-tainment center
Triple-layered insulation
5-inch thick floors with in floor heat (TLC for your toes on cold winter mornings)
Aqua-Hot 400D water and heating system
City and tank water-filtration system
Onan® 10,000W diesel generator, with automatic start, on slide-out tray
Extensive solar capacity and functionality
3 x 15,000 Btu A/C units
Winegard WifiRanger Wi-Fi extender
Starlink satellite internet system
Motion-sensor security lights
LED accent lights under all slide-out rooms
Outdoor 43-inch TV with tilt, swivel, and extendable arm (plus JBL radio)
Window awning, slide awnings, door awnings, and patio awnings (awnings galore!)
Blind-spot monitoring indicators in chrome, heated, remote-control side-view mirror
Solar day shades and blackout night shades
The Firefly multiplex system integrates your coach controls with mobile app connection available
Valid 15-inch digital dash with quad core graphics processor, onboard diagnostics and ability to display traditional instrument cluster, 360-degree camera system or GPS navigation
15,000-pound towing capacity
Portable Shark central vacuum system
Ramco 360 HD digital camera system

The light fixture in the cabin is a wow feature.

On the functional side, always love auto-leveling.

Benefits

Peace of mind traversing steep mountains passes with Entegra’s side mounted radiators improving air flow to the engine (plus, the 3-stage engine brakes make going back down that pass easy and safe)
Decreased drive fatigue with EZ-Steer adjustable power steering assist
Less stops during travel with a 150 gallon fuel tank
Driving in crosswinds made easier with EZ-Steer adjuster
Host friends and family with two bathrooms, and elegant living quarters
Easy tank dumping with TECMA’s porcelain macerating toilets

Challenges

Porcelain tile in this unit could pose a safety hazard if any water or mud is introduced (slippery)
Placement of a television in the cockpit seems like it could pose a serious safety hazard to the driver (as a distraction); its position is directly in front of the driver’s vision
No oven (dishwasher provided instead)
Only two burners on the stove (seems odd for a unit this large)
Outdoor storage compartments are difficult to close

Best For

Full-time or seasonal RVing couples that don’t want to sacrifice residential luxuries to live on the road
Single traveler that wants the luxury and space of home, all in a safe and comfortable ride

Key Areas That RV Trader Reviews

RV Trader asked RV shoppers what was most important to them in their RV buying process. Potential buyers — like you — helped us to identify a list of six key areas that camping and travel enthusiasts always look at when they’re searching for the perfect RV: sleeping space, bathroom, living area, four-season capabilities, and storage space.

The RV Trader team then got to work providing you with an honest and unbiased evaluations. And that’s where I come in. I’m Olivia de Soria, RV expert and enthusiast. I provide an honest look at RVs from an RV industry insider perspective. That way, you can learn the good, the bad, and the intriguing about any RVs I review. I inspect each RV with the buyer’s perspective at the forefront. And I always evaluate those six key areas that buyers have told us that they have in mind.

So, that said, let’s take a closer look at the 2025 Entegra Coach Aspire 44W.

Sleeping Space

The master bedroom in the Aspire 44W is a thing of beauty. A walkaround, king-size bed and gel memory-foam mattress are the embodiment of restful slumber. Solid top nightstands with outlets and charging ports on either side of the bed make this unit CPAP ready. The adjustable reading lights over each side of the bed means you can read that page turner well into the wee hours of the night without disrupting your partner.

The storage in this room is definitely not lacking. There are three large cabinets above the bed and cabinets below each nightstand. Two vertical shelving units with pull-out drawers beneath them sit across from the bed, with a large TV nestled in the middle. A shelf sits below the TV with two wide drawers beneath it.

The 74-inch hide-a-bed in the living space will offer a good-sized sleeping option for visitors. After setting up the bed, I did find the extra couch cushions to be a bit awkward and cumbersome, with no good place to put them. Once the spare bed is set up, there isn’t much space to walk through the living area. With the only entrance being on the far end of the sleeper sofa, that could present some annoying moments while entering and exiting the unit if the bed is pulled out.

The master bedroom is built to impress. With a king-size, walkaround bed and an immensity of storage options, you kind of stand in awe.

Here’s a glance at the cabinets above the bed.

As you can see, this hide-a-bed sofa creates a large sleeping space, but it also restricts movement in the living area.

Bathroom

This unit flaunts two bathrooms: one for guests and one jaw-dropping master bedroom on the far end of the rig. The spare bathroom has a lovely solid top counter with an integrated sink and accent lighting. Two mirrored vanities offer storage above the sink, with a cupboard and drawer below. Both bathrooms have porcelain TECMA macerating toilets, making your tank dumping ordeal that much easier.

Jaw-Dropping Details

The master bathroom in the Entegra Coach Aspire 44W Class A is a showstopper. The stand-up shower has crystal clear glass sliding doors. With two sleek shower heads. And a teak folding bench! That still leaves my favorite feature in the entire 44-foot unit: a stackable washer and dryer unit discreetly placed behind a sliding door near the entry of the bathroom.

A large, mirrored vanity offers loads of storage in addition to drawers and cupboards below the sink. The sink has plenty of counter space on either side, which may arguably be better utilized as two sinks, so two people can brush their teeth at once.

Just icing the cake, there’s also a walk-in closet that sits at the far end of the bathroom with a sliding door fixture that mirrors the elegant ceiling light in the living space. Consistent with the rest of this unit, the master bathroom embodies artful elegance with functional elements.

The entrance from the bedroom into the master bath — a magical place. Note also the walk-in closet space at the back where there’s also a stackable washer/dryer.

On entering the bathroom, to the left you will see the vanity. Not only is it exquisite, but it provides lots of space. The counter space is apparent, but the medicine cabinet behind the mirrors is surprisingly large.

The shower is incredible. Glass sliding doors. Two shower heads. And that teak folding bench. It all comes together.

Top-down view of the guest bathroom. While much smaller than the incredible master bath, it is still beautiful and comfortable. The counter provides great space. With a window and mirror, there’s also lots of natural light.

Living Area

Luxury drips from every corner of this delectable rig. The furniture is creamy white, genuine Italian leather. (Whenever I hear the words “white Italian leather,” I immediately put all visions of dogs and kids aside. But ultimately, whether or not you want to combine such creamy white finery with kids or dogs, is up to you.) The cabinets are hand-sanded and stained maple. Upon opening some of the drawers in the living space, I was pleased to see dovetail connections, a small detail demonstrating refined craftsmanship. The elegant centerpiece light fixture on the ceiling is another reminder that you don’t have to leave indulgence behind to live on the road.

For entertainment, a sizable 50-inch Samsung television rises up from a pedestal across from the tri-fold couch at the push of a button. Having the option to lower the TV behind the sleeper sofa while not in use is really nice.

The Other Side of Luxury

But even luxury has its challenges. If you value your hips, do not step onto this unit’s floors with wet or muddy feet. The impeccable hand-laid porcelain tile is smooth. Perhaps too smooth. And it could easily stage a slippery slope — falling straight into foul language.

Similarly, I suggest you make sure you leave the evidence of nature outside. Because if you bring it inside, your white, Italian leather interiors will be … not as white. Practical? Maybe not, but luxury follows its own rules.

Good view from the cockpit of the Aspire 44W cabin. The hide-a-bed sofa sits across from the powered theater seats. Note also the beautiful light fixture overhead and porcelain tile flooring below.

Just behind the hide-a-bed sofa, there is a televator which can make the 50-inch TV appear and disappear at will.

The dinette is beautiful, but as with so many things in this model, it is also multifunctional. See the storage drawers hidden underneath.

The view from the master bedroom really gives you an idea how much space this Class A provides.

Kitchen

The kitchen in the Entegra Coach Aspire 44W comes with a multitude of indulgent appliances. These include a residential style fridge with a water and ice (crushed or cubed) dispenser. But for a rig of this size (and cost), I was surprised to find only two burners, and no oven. (There’s a dishwasher instead.) The countertop space feels a little crowded, with the counter on the right of the stove being tight up against the wall.

The storage space, however, is not lacking in the kitchen area. Even the drawers have drawers inside them. The overhead storage in the kitchen has two clever slide-out storage trays on sturdy tracks perfect for outdoor picnic gear. A dishwasher lives where I would prefer an oven, but having the option to wash dishes may be preferable to some. The cupboard below the sink pulls out with a trash can receptacle. The sink is perfectly simple with a large farmhouse basin, and a sleek faucet with a discreet pull-down sprayer.

The kitchen is lovely and large. Look at all that counter space. But in some areas, it is small. The stove has two burners, and this kitchen opts for a dishwasher instead of an oven.

Storage in this kitchen is immense, both above and below the countertop.

You can’t make this up: drawers within drawers!

Just to the left of the residential-size fridge (with a crushed/cubed ice dispenser) is a tall kitchen pantry.

Four-Season Capabilities

Dry camping in the Entegra Coach Aspire 44W will be a breeze. You may even forget you are boondocking in the middle of nowhere, with no electrical or water hookup. Want to park in Death Valley in the middle of summer? No problem. The 10,000-watt diesel generator will power all three of your 15,000 Btu A/C units. And the patio awnings, door awnings, window awnings. and slide-out awnings will offer plenty of shade. With two 200-watt solar panels and two L16 AGM batteries with a 3,000-watt Victron inverter, you don’t have to rely entirely on your diesel generator for powering your rig while boondocking.

Cold? No problem. The heated floors, heated storage units underneath the RV, and heated tanks will extend your camping season into the winter months. This rig is triple-insulated, with Aqua-Hot 400D hydronic heating using tubing to run hot liquid into heat exchangers that disperse heated air into living areas. Even your toes will stay warm on these 5-inch thick heated floors. Check and check.

The Aqua-Hot 400D water and heating system.

Storage Space

This Class A diesel pusher has seemingly infinite storage capacity. I think a modest family could fit almost all of their possessions in this motorhome if they tried. A storage tray rolls out seamlessly from the belly of the beast, to easily access rows of Tupperware filled with your things. And the storage compartments are heated with Aqua-Hot 600 hydronic heating. The outdoor storage compartments open with push-button, power-unlatching baggage doors with LED indicator lights. They are a delight to open, but not so fun to close. You will need to put all your body weight into it. (Or deliver a full-bodied, Chuck-Norris-style kick.)

Inside, you will find more storage capabilities than you will have a use for. Even the dinette has clever storage that rolls out from beneath the Italian leather seats. And if the storage in the master bedroom isn’t sufficient, the walk-in closet in the master bathroom should fill any deficit of space.

There’s so much exterior storage, it’s difficult to imagine using it all. Admittedly, though, the hatches are difficult to close.

Nice look at some of the passthrough storage.

Back to the master bedroom here. Take a look at all the storage in the drawers and cabinets.

A look inside that pantry reveals lots of little drawers.

Closing Notes on the Aspire 44W

A 15,000-pound towing capacity is nothing to shake a stick at. You could arguably tow another RV behind you. But the more obvious choice will be to tow your car with you. With a 450-horsepower engine and the engine coolant system in this rig, you should have an easy time towing a vehicle behind you. This is a really important feature if you plan to go out West, where the roads aren’t just steep in grade, but isolated in scope. (And often without cell service.) Speaking from experience, you don’t want your radiator blowing up in the middle of a steep mountain pass without cell service. It is not fun. The side-mounted radiators increasing air flow to your engines is going to give you peace of mind while you drive across the American landscape.

The on-road features of this unit quite possibly make it the easiest handling and quietest rig in its price point. The three-stage engine brake and powerful axle rating with independent front suspension and EZ-Steer adjuster are only a few of a plethora of features integrated with the chassis for a safe and comfortable driving experience.

Side view of the driver’s seat in the cockpit.

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