Upgrades and Improvements

A few essential safety features that comes to my mind which should be incorporated in an RV will be a backup camera to provide you with a clear view of what's behind your RV when you're backing up; additional extra lighting, such as fog lights or driving lights to improve visibility; installing a high-quality, multi-purpose fire extinguisher in an easily accessible location and also installing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in multiple locations to alert you to potential hazards in your RV; and installing a security system with a GPS tracking to deter would-be thieves and help you recover your RV if it's stolen.

Upgrade the ceiling with concealed remote controlled LED lights to spruce up your RV. It would be an economical upgrade.

Adding safety features to your RV can help to protect you and your family on the road. This might include installing a backup camera, upgrading the brakes, or adding a security system.

Replacing the flooring with a an easy to clean vinyl material is good upgrade. Upgrading with new technology like smart thermostat or a built-in entertainment system would be great.

You can add smart home technology to your RV, including thermostats, lighting, and security systems. This allows you to control your RV's environment remotely and keep your space secure.

Upgrading the suspension of your RV will give you that extra comfort during your long drives especially on rugged terrain. Replacing your drum brakes with disc brakes will be another upgrade that you can go for.