Motorhome manufacturer Weinsberg has introduced the Caralife 630 LQ camper van, targeting a young audience. The 6.36-meter model, based on a Fiat Ducato, features a separate cab and a foldable textile shower cubicle instead of a fixed wet room. The base price starts at 61,730 euros.

Toyota has introduced a special package for the Noah minivan, designed from the start for overnight stays. The package includes a sub-battery and inverter power system, a heater, navigation with ETC 2.0, and a solar panel. The equipment allows the vehicle to be used for daily commuting and as a travel base without major aftermarket modifications.

The 2026 Corigon TS 70 LS motorhome underwent a winter road test in Northern Spain. Its main feature is a width of 2.14 meters, making it 20 cm narrower than many competitors. The test highlighted improved handling on narrow roads but found the base 130 hp engine underpowered for mountainous terrain.

The German company Weiro offers a construction trailer converted into a recreational travel trailer. The model is approved for speeds up to 100 km/h, has a base price from €14,480, and can be towed by a passenger car. Unlike standard caravans, the customer purchases an empty, robust steel shell for custom interior fit-out.

German manufacturer Carthago has presented the updated C-Line motorhome series for the 2026 model year. The most significant changes apply to models based on the Mercedes Sprinter, which received a new exterior design and a refreshed interior with Essenza furniture in Amalfi or Cortina styles.

German builder RB Expeditions has created a motorhome based on a MAN TGS 6×6 truck chassis. The $1.8 million vehicle features a 520-horsepower diesel engine, all-wheel drive, and over 16 inches of ground clearance. It can sleep up to six people and includes a full kitchen, bathroom, and off-grid systems for power and water.

A Japanese magazine reviewed a compact camper van based on a kei car. The model is equipped with a refrigerator, power supply, lighting, and a quickly deployable sleeping area for two. The interior design aims to reduce the feeling of cramped space and improve ventilation.

Chinese manufacturer HEMU has launched the updated Ax5, a compact Class A motorhome. The 5995 mm long vehicle is built on an Iveco Daily chassis with a 3.0T engine and 8-speed automatic transmission. Standard features include an electric lift bed, kitchen, bathroom, and a 10 kWh power reserve. The model is priced at 518,000 yuan.

Knaus has updated the design of its Südwind 500 UF caravan with a Black Selection edition. The model, over 7 meters long and with a gross weight of 1800 kg, features a grey and black exterior and a light-toned interior. Key layout features include a rear French bed, a front lounge area, and a kitchen with a 142-liter refrigerator.

Suzuki has introduced the Spacia Base, a compact van that converts into an office or bedroom. The vehicle features a removable 'Multi Board' panel that creates a desk or a flat sleeping area. The base model starts at 1.47 million yen and is classified as a commercial vehicle, which reduces running costs.

Vistabule has introduced a compact travel trailer designed to be towed by small cars. The model is 3 meters long, weighs 650 kg empty, and starts at 20,000 euros. It features a convertible double bed as standard, while the external kitchen module and water tanks are optional extras.

The new B66 485 TS model replaces the Averso and is priced 3000 euros lower. The 7.43-meter caravan offers 2+2 berths and features a central island double bed in the front. The base price starts at 26,990 euros.

A manufacturer has detailed the custom camper van Sage, built on a Ram Promaster 2500 chassis. Key specs include the King Canyon layout, a Victron energy system, 400W solar panels, 400Ah lithium batteries, and a 28-gallon freshwater tank. The availability of concrete technical data allows for a realistic assessment of the van's suitability for off-grid travel.

The Viica 60 S camper van, based on the Mercedes Sprinter, is presented as a solution for camping without onboard gas. This could simplify operation for beginners and address potential safety concerns related to gas cylinders.

Five modern travel trailers styled after retro models from the 1950s-70s have been presented. The models include the Airstream Bambi, Vintage Cruiser, Sunset Park RV Retro Ruby, Happier Camper Traveler, and TAB 320 Teardrop Camper. All feature contemporary amenities such as air conditioning, bathrooms, kitchens, and solar panels while maintaining a vintage camper aesthetic.

Panama has introduced the P10H, a plug-in hybrid camper van based on the Ford Transit Custom. The 232 HP vehicle is 5.05 m long, seats five, and sleeps four. The base price for the model starts at 70,990 euros.

German manufacturer Kompanja has launched the new Zwei camper van based on the Citroën Jumper. The 5.4-meter motorhome features modular furniture, a sliding wet room, and a mounting system using aircraft rails. The base model omits the bathroom and many cabinets, emphasizing a minimalist and customizable configuration concept.

Three unusual motorhomes were tested in Germany. The first is the amphibious Sealander motorhome. The second is the smallest and slowest camper with a top speed of 45 km/h. The third is the largest, most luxurious, and most expensive German motorhome, which can fit a sports car inside.

Turkish manufacturer Crawler has introduced the off-road caravan ALP 560 to the German market. The model, over 7 meters long, features a unique split tailgate that opens to form a terrace. The base price exceeds €70,000, which is significantly above the German average for caravans in this class.

The Weihang T6 'Little Beast' motorhome will be showcased at the Chengdu RV show from March 6 to 8, 2026. Based on a Ford V362 chassis, it is marketed as a multi-purpose vehicle for business and travel. It features a 2.0L diesel engine, a surveillance system, and includes sleeping accommodations and a kitchen.

The Japanese used motorhome market features the compact Mazda Bongo Camper. The 2007 model is 4.6 meters long, has a 1.8-liter petrol engine and four-wheel drive. The interior includes two beds, a kitchen, and a bathroom, with a price of approximately 16,200 euros.

Italian manufacturer Wingamm has introduced the new compact motorhome Oasi 610 GL, measuring 6.1 meters in length. The model features a monocoque fiberglass construction and offers up to three sleeping berths. The base price for the vehicle starts at 117,691 euros.

The Affinity Freedo 541 LT camper van was presented at the CMT show, designed for discreet urban camping. The 5.41 m long model based on a Fiat Ducato resembles a cargo van externally but is fitted for two people inside. The base price starts at €68,300, while the equipped show vehicle is priced at approximately €91,000.

JETOUR has introduced the updated Shanhai L7 PLUS motorhome. The model features a hybrid powertrain, providing a range of over 1000 kilometers and reducing reliance on charging infrastructure.

A test compared the updated Eriba Feeling 442 caravan with a pop-up roof against the new fixed-roof Novaline 495 model. The Feeling 442 proved shorter, lighter, and more fuel-efficient while towing, but its fabric-walled design limits use in cold weather. The Novaline 495 offers more comfort and space due to its conventional construction and length of over 7 meters.

The 2026 Foretravel Realm Presidential Series was showcased at the Florida RV SuperShow. The 45-foot diesel motorhome, weighing nearly 50,000 pounds with a 605 HP engine, includes a sport mode button, an uncommon feature for vehicles of this size and purpose.

Japanese firm Lin'Ei has introduced the Bakanches camper van. With dimensions of 4695 mm in length and 1695 mm in width, it is similar to a minivan, but its high roof (2240 mm) allows occupants to stand upright inside. The model offers gasoline and diesel engines, 2WD or 4WD drivetrains, and interior layouts accommodating up to 8 passengers.

Hunter RMV has introduced the Predator, a 4x4 motorhome built on a modified Isuzu FTR truck chassis. The vehicle features 45-inch tires, a 22-foot habitat module, and a Cummins diesel engine. The starting price for this off-road RV is $545,000.

The CGP Car Goods Award 2025 in the camper van category recognized a model that combines everyday practicality with compact dimensions. The winner is the "Mobidic Orca," based on the Toyota Hiace Wagon Long. Its dimensions (length 4.84m, width 1.88m, height 2.105m) allow it to fit into standard parking spaces and multi-story car parks, while its 7-seat layout offers versatile use.

The seven-seater Renault Grand Kangoo van is being discussed on social media as a potentially suitable base for camper van conversions. Users highlight its functionality, including a body length of 4490 mm and a wheelbase of 3100 mm. The interior space allows for sleeping arrangements and features mounting points for additional equipment installation.