Prosecutors investigate motorhome sales scandal in Wesseling

The luxury motorhome market is showing a trend towards daily usability. Vehicles previously considered solely for tourism are now increasingly purchased for regular commuting and living.

One of the lightest camper designs was developed in East Germany. The concept draws inspiration from the Trabant car and features a minimalist approach to the living space layout.

The Camping-Oase Süplingen campsite reopens for the season on March 20. During the winter, a new bar area was added and comfort facilities were upgraded, with some dates already fully booked.

Thule has introduced the new Widesky folding roof tent. It deploys in 30 seconds, weighs 68 kg, and features a mattress that converts into a lounge seat. The tent will be available from April starting at 3,599 euros.

Stellantis is recalling Fiat Ducato, Citroën Jumper, Peugeot Boxer, and Opel Movano vans manufactured between November 2024 and July 2025. The recall is due to a potential fault in the fuel return line that could cause a leak and fire. Approximately 24,000 vehicles are affected, including many motorhomes and camper vans built on this platform.

The city council of Wittmund has approved a development plan for the Friesensee holiday park in Isums. The plans include building halls for winter motorhome storage, creating larger pitches, and adding more photovoltaic installations. Traffic flow will be reconfigured, with access restrictions from May to September to protect local bat species.