CMT Stuttgart 2026

Mercedes-Benz is exhibiting at the Caravan Motor Touristik fair in Stuttgart from January 17 to 25. The stand features the V‑Klasse Marco Polo motorhome and showcases Sprinter-based models from partners, including new products from Carthago, Frankia, and Kabe.

The CMT 2026 exhibition in Stuttgart from January 17 to 25 will feature new camping vehicles. Highlights include entry-level models from €40,000, all-wheel-drive motorhomes, and limited editions. Many manufacturers are offering exclusive on-site purchase discounts.

New motorhome and caravan models will be presented at the CMT 2026 exhibition in Stuttgart. Experts note a trend of falling prices after a period of increases. Compact models for beginners, including the Ahorn T640 and Dethleffs Globebus, as well as lightweight caravans for electric cars, will be shown.

At the CMT 2026 leisure show in Stuttgart, Eifelland will present a camper van conversion based on the Nissan Interstar. Various builds will be shown, including a fully electric Interstar-e version. All models feature a large bed, a kitchenette, and offer a payload of up to 900 kg.

Several new motorhomes, caravans, and camper vans were unveiled at the CMT 2026 exhibition in Stuttgart from January 17 to 25. A key trend is affordable entry-level models, including the Papillon camper van by Bürstner starting at 39,999 euros. Many manufacturers are targeting budget-conscious buyers and family travelers.

The CMT Stuttgart 2026 exhibition, running from January 17 to 25, is giving away 25 pairs of tickets for the self-build days from January 22 to 25. During these days, hall C1 will host a DIY zone where CamperStyle will be at booth A51. The show will feature around 1,600 exhibitors and 1,200 vehicles.

The CMT 2026 exhibition in Stuttgart showcases new motorhome and caravan models. Key trends include a rise in 4x4 off-road vehicles, integration of smart technologies, and the use of sustainable materials. Featured models include the Hymer Grand Canyon S 700 Crosstrail, Dethleffs C.Fold, the Freescape with an innovative roof, and the compact Flowcamper Moritz.

The CMT travel fair has opened in Stuttgart. The event features around 1,200 vehicles, including 120 new models and world premieres, with a focus on affordable entry-level options: camper vans from €40,000 and caravans under €20,000.

The CMT travel show in Stuttgart features 1660 exhibitors, including 1200 motorhomes and caravans. Running from January 17 to 25, the event transforms the exhibition grounds into Europe's largest motorhome parking area for nine days. Visitors can view and purchase vehicles, and contribute biological waste from toilets for a university research project on bio-concrete.

RB Expedition has presented what is likely the most expensive motorhome at the CMT Stuttgart 2026 show. For €1.57 million, the 10.2-meter MAN TGS 33.520 6x6 features a 520 hp diesel, all-wheel drive, self-sufficient systems, and a luxury interior.

Four new camping products were presented at the CMT 2026 show in Stuttgart. Rhön Camp unveiled an inflatable air sleeping roof called 'The New Ultimate' for camper vans, providing 2.3m of interior headroom. Bürstner introduced the Habiton model based on a Mercedes Sprinter with a slide-out bathroom. Hymer launched the new GT-S series, and Polar presented the winter-ready Blackline 650 FDC caravan with bunk beds.

At the CMT 2026 exhibition in Stuttgart, Nissan and partner Eifelland presented a camper van based on the Interstar van. The electric Interstar-e version features an 87 kWh battery, while all variants retain a payload of up to 900 kg and 2.6 m³ of cargo space. Standard equipment includes a five-year warranty and a package of driver assistance systems.

The CMT exhibition in Stuttgart highlighted key trends for motorhomes, caravans, and camper vans for 2026. Key developments include custom floorplans, digital control of systems via touch panels and apps, the rise of dry separation and vacuum-sealing toilets, and the adoption of inflatable roof and awning constructions.

German manufacturer Vagabond Vans presented the Vabo Vision Milano concept camper van at the CMT trade fair in Stuttgart. Based on a Mercedes Sprinter under six meters long, the vehicle features a luxury interior with wood and marble-like finishes, hidden induction cooktops, and a pop-up roof for sleeping. The one-off show car may influence future production models.

Four new camping models were presented at the CMT Stuttgart 2026 exhibition. Rhön Camp unveiled an inflatable roof tent for the VW Bulli priced at 79,990 euros, Bürstner introduced the Habiton motorhome with a sliding bathroom starting at 73,000 euros, Hymer launched the luxury GT-S based on a Sprinter from 103,900 euros, and Polar presented the winter-ready 650 FDC caravan with heating for 66,790 euros.

The CMT Stuttgart exhibition, focused on motorhomes, caravans, and camper vans, will take place from January 17 to 25, 2026. The organizers are raffling 25 pairs of tickets for the dates of January 22 to 25. The event will feature nearly 1,600 exhibitors and around 1,200 vehicles.

Visitors at the CMT show in Stuttgart show strong interest in motorhomes and caravans. However, 2025 was a difficult year for the industry due to high vehicle prices.

Luxury-class motorhomes are being showcased at the CMT travel exhibition in Stuttgart. The price of some models is approaching one million euros.

German manufacturer Vagabond Vans presented the Vabo Vision Milano concept camper van at the CMT show in Stuttgart. Based on a Mercedes Sprinter under six meters long, the motorhome features a luxury interior with wood and marble finishes, hidden induction cooktops, and a parallel pop-up roof for sleeping. The concept is a one-off, but its ideas may influence future production models.

A minimalist caravan designed for bicycles has been presented at the CMT tourism exhibition in Stuttgart. The 'I Woody' model by Erich Zeller is a two-wheeled trailer offering sleeping space, contrasting with the large motorhomes at the event.

The CMT Stuttgart exhibition, a key event for the motorhome and caravan industry in Germany, will take place from January 17 to 25, 2026. It will feature over 1,200 recreational vehicles, including motorhomes and travel trailers, across nine exhibition halls. Admission tickets range from 15 to 17 euros, and an overnight stay on the exhibition grounds with a motorhome or caravan costs 25 euros per night.